The link I found for the request form was no longer valid.

I was able to find the following link for the form:

http://www.safercar.gov/airbags/broc...tchRequest.PDF

 

updates?

I've got an '04 and the good preschool is near my work, so the S2K will serve as school bus. I am planning on getting a booster seat and want to determine the safest route to make my car booster friendly.

 

[QUOTE=Willie Gee,Jun 22 2007, 09:06 PM] updates?

I've got an '04 and the good preschool is near my work, so the S2K will serve as school bus.

 

Anyone hear of the disable switch being available for MY04 and MY05? Please don't tell me they forgot about just these years.

 

I just talked to Honda America's customer service and was informed that as of March 1, 2008, Honda is no longer providing airbag on-off switches for the S2000.

 

Just order one from http://www.airbagonoff.com/

 

That has got to be the worst web site design I have ever seen. It makes me worry about their products. They also really play up the anti-airbag paranoia, which makes me worry about their ethics.

AOI Electrical comes across as more professional all around.

 

Well, my kids are now nearly grown up now, and I'd have the switch removed if it were an easy task (and give it to one of you guys), but I suppose it's just going to stay in there until I sell the car (which will likely be never).

 

Here's an update for everyone. Airbagonoff.com was purchased by AOIelectrical.com. AOI is really hesitant to sell direct. However, I found a link over on the Lotus forums where one of their members company sells them direct.
http://www.lotustalk.com/forums/f3/install...e-switch-96134/

http://www.electronix.com/universal-passen...ch-p-20433.html

I'm going that route. But does anyone have the instructions that airbagonoff/Sensible Solutions had specific to the S2000?

 

After doing some Googling I found there a bunch of thes on eBay right now from the now defunct Airbag Options www.airbag.net Only $29.99 shipped! Only 5 left (I bought one).

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eBayISAP...e=STRK:MEWAX:IT

A Google search on "www.airbag.net" (with quotations) bring up that these switches are NHTSA certified and plenty of folks from C5 Vettes to Porsches have used them. The Renntech forum even mentions that these are AOI switches.