Airbag360 module/Airbag light still on after reset

NorthStyle · 03-26-2019, 10:00 AM

Even with the airbag360 module, you'll still need to solder the resistor for the passenger side as well. Afterwards, you'll either need to have your passenger seat belt plugged in or get a blank seatbelt plug since the module emulates someone being in the seat (...so without the belt plugged in it's as if someone is riding without their seatbelt).

GameTheory · 03-26-2019, 03:32 PM

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Originally Posted by 2011 Nismo#91

You're in Long Island, if your not too far, I know that Real Auto Dynamics in Ocean City has the tool to reset/diagnose pretty much anything.

Yesssir I actually know a few of those guys pretty well, little bit out of the way for me but worst case I know they'll come up with some fix if I need it haha.

Quote:

Originally Posted by NorthStyle

Even with the airbag360 module, you'll still need to solder the resistor for the passenger side as well. Afterwards, you'll either need to have your passenger seat belt plugged in or get a blank seatbelt plug since the module emulates someone being in the seat (...so without the belt plugged in it's as if someone is riding without their seatbelt).

Damn really? So what's even the point of buying the $70 emulator? Seems like those who have bought it just said it was plug and play and no lights after tossing new seats in. Apparently not the case at all if that's so.

GameTheory · 03-26-2019, 03:39 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by NorthStyle

Even with the airbag360 module, you'll still need to solder the resistor for the passenger side as well. Afterwards, you'll either need to have your passenger seat belt plugged in or get a blank seatbelt plug since the module emulates someone being in the seat (...so without the belt plugged in it's as if someone is riding without their seatbelt).

Scratch that, needing the resistor still totally makes sense to me now and the 360 module is just for the weight sensor. Think I was too excited to do the install that I overlook that detail haha

Thanks guys!

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NorthStyle A True Z Fanatic Join Date: Aug 2015 Location: Deutschland + SC/FL USA Posts: 1,312 Drives: 2011 370Z Nismo Rep Power: 24278	Even with the airbag360 module, you'll still need to solder the resistor for the passenger side as well. Afterwards, you'll either need to have your passenger seat belt plugged in or get a blank seatbelt plug since the module emulates someone being in the seat (...so without the belt plugged in it's as if someone is riding without their seatbelt). 2011 Nismo#91 likes this.

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