Disabling Passenger airbag?
Disabling Passenger airbag?
Hi
Looking to install a switch to allow the front airbag to be switched on / off (thus allowing a booster seat to be used for my boy).
Has anyone done this before?
If the airbag is diasabled will it raise a fault code?
Any help much appreciated!
Thanks
Barrie
Looking to install a switch to allow the front airbag to be switched on / off (thus allowing a booster seat to be used for my boy).
Has anyone done this before?
If the airbag is diasabled will it raise a fault code?
Any help much appreciated!
Thanks
Barrie
RE: Disabling Passenger airbag?
I think you can disable the front passenger airbag using your key. IIRC the switch is in the glovebox?
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My previous car was an A4 Quattro sport. That didn’t come with a switch to turn off the front airbag so I had one fitted at Wimbledon Audi. As the other guys say it was operated with the ignition key. From memory it was about £150 to have it put in but that was about 5 years ago.
I did notice that my RS4 does not have one which I did think was a little odd for a top of the range car. Luckily I don’t need it now my kids are a bit older.
I did notice that my RS4 does not have one which I did think was a little odd for a top of the range car. Luckily I don’t need it now my kids are a bit older.
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If I rememer correctly it is seat specific.
I think it is not recommended to have a rear facing child seat in the buckets, therefore no reason to have the disabling system.
I think you had to spec Isofix and Recaro's
ETA....
Just checked the original brochure and on pag 15 it states:
ISOFIX child-seat preparation, for front passenger’s seat and outer rear seats, including passenger airbag deactivation switch.
Only in combination with Recaro Sports Seats (No cost option)
I think it is not recommended to have a rear facing child seat in the buckets, therefore no reason to have the disabling system.
I think you had to spec Isofix and Recaro's
ETA....
Just checked the original brochure and on pag 15 it states:
ISOFIX child-seat preparation, for front passenger’s seat and outer rear seats, including passenger airbag deactivation switch.
Only in combination with Recaro Sports Seats (No cost option)
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