Once when working on some wiring, I temporarily disconnected the passenger airbag switch and that displayed a message on the dash alerting me to 'check' the airbag system (or something to that effect). I was wondering if there was a way to disconnect the passenger-side of the system without having a code thrown (or a message displayed).
One thought that came to mind was to disconnect the airbag module and measure the resistance between the leads...then substitute a resistor with the same resistance in its place on the on/off switch. This should trick the system into thinking that an airbag module is still connected/installed.
I'll probably try this at some point, but thought I'd throw the question out to the forum in the event that someone had hands-on experience with this topic.
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2005 H2 SUV - Stealth Gray with Ebony interior - Third row - Exterior tire carrier -
Mirror caps - black bedliner
Roof rack rails - black bedliner
Wheels - Black bedliner on stock wheels
Gas cap lid - still chrome but will soon be black bedliner
Tail light guards - still chrome but will be black bedliner
Grill - Still chrome but will be black bedliner
Hmmmm, is there a pattern developing here?
I needed to remove the airbag module to use the housing to mount the electronic equipment that drives the system. I'm including a pic below...but its not the best quality 'cause it's night, with a cell camera, and I've got some finishing touches to do this week.
Basically it gives the passenger a screen that can access any feature from the onboard computer...nav, topographical maps, inclinometer, mp3 media, dvds, blurays, OBDII, Internet, weather, etc... that the driver can access. The airbag on/off switch will be replaced with a power control for the secondary screen and a headphone jack in the event that the passenger wants to watch a movie while the driver listens to music.
I'm planning on posting more (better) pics later this week to document the mod.
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