[Adamantium]

See title.

Trying to disconnect passenger air bag without turning on airbag light but need to know resistor required.

 

[chrisneeves]

See title.

Trying to disconnect passenger air bag without turning on airbag light but need to know resistor required.

2.2 ohm from maplin stuffed across the contacts worked for me until I bought a proper kit.

 

[Adamantium]

Proper kit?

 

[ttknf]

Proper kit?

He probably means something like a Works Bell U-Turn Harness:
Works Bell -- USA | Boss Option

 

[chrisneeves]

He probably means something like a Works Bell U-Turn Harness:
Works Bell -- USA | Boss Option

Correct. I think I got mine from Jurgen. I would have thought ian would have some though..

 

[Adamantium]

Thanks guys.

 

[Adamantium]

Had this done at Litchfield last week.

the answer is 2.2 Ohms.

I supplied 2.7 Ohms as that's all Maplin had. Litchfield installed them for me, (two required for passenger airbag) and they work a treat.

No airbag warning light and no chance of the airbag firing at my children when sitting in the front seat.

I have not disabled the airbags in the seat as no studies have shown them to be any more dangerous for children unlike the front airbags which can kill children in boost seats because of their closer proximity to the bag.

 

[Satan]

Had this done at Litchfield last week.

the answer is 2.2 Ohms.

I supplied 2.7 Ohms as that's all Maplin had. Litchfield installed them for me, (two required for passenger airbag) and they work a treat.

No airbag warning light and no chance of the airbag firing at my children when sitting in the front seat.

I have not disabled the airbags in the seat as no studies have shown them to be any more dangerous for children unlike the front airbags which can kill children in boost seats because of their closer proximity to the bag.

I may be mistaken but I thought I'd read you can switch off somewhere?