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Old 03-18-2009, 08:41 PM
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Originally Posted by kelsodeez View Post
sooo if you have seats and a steering wheel, does this keep the light off?
No, this'll just reset the light. If you're still missing the airbag, the light will come right back on.
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Originally Posted by towelie View Post
i go the same question??? but if it comes back on can i just keep resetting it
Sure . . . if you don't mind doing this procedure every time you want to drive your car.

If you remove an airbag and want to keep the warning light from coming on, you need to trick the computer into thinking the airbag is still there. So take a multimeter and measure the resistance for the airbag that you've disconnected. Then go to radioshack and find a resistor that matches - and use that resistor to trick the computer into thinking there's still an airbag there.

Please note: I'm not advocating doing this, just saying that if you wanted to, that's how you'd go about it. Playing around with a multi-meter around an airbag can be DANGEROUS.


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Originally Posted by SFactor2 View Post
instead just state that it worked on YOUR car not every car in the universe and let the reader come to there on conclusions
As far as I know, this is standard procedure for resetting the airbag light in every Honda that has them . . .

Last edited by Daemione; 03-18-2009 at 08:45 PM.
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