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Originally Posted by Richard0nee
With my experience, I unplugged the airbag connectors 15+ time. never once I got a code and half of the time I didn't disconnect the battery. I had aftermarket seats for a brief moment so I went through all of this. As soon as I put my OEM seats on, no airbag light, no code.
For the OP, to turn of the airbag light he'll have to match the resistance coming from the plugs of the seats to the plug connected on the car. Second, he'll have to remove the passenger weight sensor bladder from his OEM seats onto the new seats. It's not an easy feat but it can be done.
If he sticks a resistor that is too high, it can trigger the airbags.
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My main question is, can you remove a pass seat, start the car and drive which has to trigger a air bag light and what about the weight sensor light if there is one . Once I put the seat back in and plug in the connections (next day) will the air bag light go away as well as the code??