My airbag light is on after I changed to a Sparco seat, what can I do?
03-15-2003, 09:52 AM
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Depending on what year your car is
the 2 wires are light colored and if you have a brown wire on that plug it is not used.
Non dbw needs a 5 ohm resistor and dbw needs a 2.5 ohm resistor. Just jump the resistor between the 2 light colored wires on the plug that is near the vent on the floor board.
Non dbw needs a 5 ohm resistor and dbw needs a 2.5 ohm resistor. Just jump the resistor between the 2 light colored wires on the plug that is near the vent on the floor board.
03-15-2003, 11:51 AM
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What I did is
I cut the wires a few inchs from the plug on the floor, I then put 2 female connectors on those wires. I put male connectors on the resistors so I could just plug them into the female connnector and later on if I wanted I could restall the stock airbag seats back if without doing any other wire work.
For the 5 ohm resistor you can find one that is close to 5 ohm or buy a pack of 10 ohm's and put 2 of them together (parallel) by just putting them right next to each other and twisting the wires at each end together. Do that for each front seat.
For the 5 ohm resistor you can find one that is close to 5 ohm or buy a pack of 10 ohm's and put 2 of them together (parallel) by just putting them right next to each other and twisting the wires at each end together. Do that for each front seat.
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