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Originally Posted by Waizzz Not a dumb question at all, for safety it would be best but I believe you could also just unplug the seat harness and it should
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You can probably unplug the air bag connector without out setting off the bag. But there is a slight risk of doing damage to the rest of the system. Granted, it is a very low possibility, but the affected system can get very expensive to repair. From what I have read, there is a chance that you will set off the bag when the connector is plugged back in*. Maybe not a big chance, but, once again, an expensive outcome if it does happen. *Edit: when the car is powered
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