E85 - Deactivate all airbags with coding or removing fuses?
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Attleborough, Norfolk
Most likely it has a full cage, they are more likely to cause harm active that inactive. He might of course be planning to drive into a wall and not survive, who knows.enuff_zed said:
This is a bit of an unnecessary comment really, I don't recall him asking about the impact on his insurance ffs. Maybe consider that it might not be a road car. :thumbsdown:Zikim said:
BMW_User said:
I'm not sure about the side bags as I'm leaving them (I have a half cage) but I have found I was unable to code the steering wheel bag out in ncs and in the end required resistors to remove the dash light.
If you're not worried about any airbag dash lights then removing the main airbag controller module that I think is behind the handbrake iirc might be the easiest. I'm not sure there's a fuse to pull for it. I'd imagine you can remove that airbag module from the VO to stop any error codes/lights if you're bothered.
Wow, have you had your pills todayTomK said:
Considering the IP's last post was around how to add ipod & Aux wiring to his car in May this year, I wouldn't have thought he was then converting it to a full roll cage track car
More likely he has a airbag issues and wants to switch them off, which will invalidate his insurance - Now go and take your pills :lol:
Zikim said:Wow, have you had your pills todayTomK said:
Considering the IP's last post was around how to add ipod & Aux wiring to his car in May this year, I wouldn't have thought he was then converting it to a full roll cage track car
More likely he has a airbag issues and wants to switch them off, which will invalidate his insurance - Now go and take your pills :lol:
Righto, don't realise reading a poster's history was a prerequisite for replying to a question in some kind of constructive manner.
Off to take my pills and get back to the world where some people have things to do