!xobile

I did a search for "srs"; didn't find an answer that covered the funtionality of the passenger airbag as a result of cancelling the SRS light after installing an aftermarket steering wheel.

My questions are:

After installing an aftermarket steering (without airbag), would I be able to cancel the SRS light? (from my research so far, "yes", but I just want to confirm)

After cancelling the SRS light, will the passenger airbag function normally in the event of a collision? I'm concerned that somehow by cancelling the SRS light to ignore the lack of airbag on the driver's side, the passenger airbag will be ignored.

Thanks in advance for any insight. Any leads to step-by-steps are greatly appreciated.

IT'S ME DAVID

iTrader: (1)

just pull the bulb out behind the cluster that way the passenger will still work.

!xobile

yeah i read that on another thread. the reason why i don't want to do that is because if there was a real problem with the SRS system i would want to know about it. pulling the bulb would negate that.

thanks for the suggestion.

BryanPendleton

relocate the stock Driver side airbag under the driver seat. You will need to extend the wiring harness to the seat. Now your good to go.


Sorry, you couldn't resist. Good question though. You might check the resistance across the airbag terminals. Maybe a resistor accross the air bag wire harness will "fool" the SRS Brain. Fooling the SRS Brain is the only solution I see to get the results you want, problem is, I don't know how to fool the brain.

!xobile

hahaha. maybe relocate the driver airbag under the passenger seat for when the broad starts to yap.

yeah. fooling the srs system is where i'm stuck....