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Old 03-12-2013, 11:12 PM   #5 (permalink)
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Wow.....look at all the sensor points ( I think ) on that thing. This pad is like the VVEL of weight sensors
I believe the sensor points are just piezoresistive based load cells. Assuming I'm right, making a switchable airbag box (on/off) would simple be a matter of replacing the sensor points with 2 resistors. One set of resistors would be "Off" and the other set would be "On".

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I plugged my pad and seatbelt back in without soldering in the 4.7ohm resistors. I thought doing it that way I would not have to.
The 4.7 ohm resistors have to be used to simulate the airbag itself. Without it the system knows the airbag is missing and as a result generates a error.
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