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Ok all you very knowledgable z backyardtechnitions (is that a word) heres one for you. When i bought the car the owner sold it because the "stealership" wanted 4k to

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Ok all you very knowledgable z backyardtechnitions (is that a word) heres one for you.
When i bought the car the owner sold it because the "stealership" wanted 4k to fix. (2500 for sensor in the passanger seat, and 1500 for labor) the car has never been crashed and was well taken care of. I tried resetting the light (via the posts about "resetting airbag light") but those posts referred resetting due to a sterio change and code thrown. How can i pull this light out and disable it, or what are your suggestions. Does the speedo gauge come out without great difficulty? Has anybody else had this situation? Please help- "the zawaiian"
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... I tried resetting the light (via the posts about "resetting airbag light") but those posts referred resetting due to a sterio change and code thrown.
Clearing/resetting the code won't do any good until you fix the seat sensor.

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... How can i pull this light out and disable it, or what are your suggestions.
The FSM has procedures for removing the light assembly but I don't recall if it gives instructions on how to disassemble the light to get to the lamp. Download FSM using link in my sig.
You could unplug the wiring connector but that might throw another error. Worth a try.

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... Does the speedo gauge come out without great difficulty? Has anybody else had this situation? Please help- "the zawaiian"
The dash cluster (speedo, tach, &c) is considered one assembly with no serviceable parts - if any part doesn't work, replace the whole thing. Ie, you might be able to get it out but it's going to be a royal PITA.
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