snouka

Will there be a problem with the air bag when I go and remove my stock bumper. Should I disconnect it before doing anything?? If so How do I do it.

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Nope. Just take it off.

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No, there are no airbag sensors in the bumper. Even if they were, you'd be fine. The 'sensors' are accelerometers, and will only set off the airbag under extreme acceleration / deceleration. They're buried where they're not easy to come across and do any harm to the system.

snouka

THanks I tought so too but I heard pretty bad **** about somebody working on the front of his car and I dunno what he did but the air bag went off while somebody was in the driver seat, head near the steering. bad headache!

BloodPressure

Just disconnect the battery,wait 15mins,and
you'll be fine.

honda95civic

yea youll be fine..

as for the disconnect the battery and wait 15 min..the air bag systm has a back up power supply and can still go off with the battery disconnected.. correct me if im wrong but thats what i was told.

but like everyone said ..youll be fine

white4doorsi

Go ahead and remove the bumper it wont effect the airbag in the car