Anyone know how to eliminate PS side airbag from circuit?

kansei · 09-08-2009, 08:23 PM

Thanks. My concern was primarily that the resistor value could not be too great (or too weak) to somehow trip the system (I knew about the sensors up front, but had/have no idea how the electrical impulses work such as voltage, amperage, etc. and I'm too lazy to check the electrical manual). I'll just make sure I stay within the 10-330 ohm range.

Just an FYI- the '94/'95 passenger airbag connectors are the same as the driver's side of a '93. My car is technically a '93, but I just installed a sub-1000 mile drivetrain and full wiring from a '94, but kept the '93 dash, hence needing to lose the passenger airbag.

Neal.

09-08-2009, 08:23 PM	#1
kansei Collector Join Date: Mar 2008 Location: Greenville, Michigan Posts: 37 Rep Power: 0	Thanks. My concern was primarily that the resistor value could not be too great (or too weak) to somehow trip the system (I knew about the sensors up front, but had/have no idea how the electrical impulses work such as voltage, amperage, etc. and I'm too lazy to check the electrical manual). I'll just make sure I stay within the 10-330 ohm range. Just an FYI- the '94/'95 passenger airbag connectors are the same as the driver's side of a '93. My car is technically a '93, but I just installed a sub-1000 mile drivetrain and full wiring from a '94, but kept the '93 dash, hence needing to lose the passenger airbag. Neal. __________________ Neal "kansei" Swigert Greenville, Michigan www.kanseirotary.com 1973 Mazda RX-3 Wagon 1977 Cosmo 1974 REPU 1980 Mazda RX-7 GS "The Moozda" 1980 Brilliant Black Mazda RX-7 Leather Sport 1988 Mazda RX-7 10th Anniversary Edition 1993 Mazda RX-7 VR Touring Edition