Driver's-side seat belt connector is broken. Is my airbag disabled?
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Driver's-side seat belt connector is broken. Is my airbag disabled?
I've spent a lot of time trying to find an answer to my question on Google and this forum to no avail.
My car is a 2007 Honda S2000 with stock seats (stock everything). I just discovered that the seat belt connector under my driver's seat is busted/broken. It appears disconnected. The airbag light (which looks like a person with seat belt on with airbag deployed) is ON. Does this mean that my airbag is disabled? My seat belts still work fine. I would greatly appreciate your input.
My car is a 2007 Honda S2000 with stock seats (stock everything). I just discovered that the seat belt connector under my driver's seat is busted/broken. It appears disconnected. The airbag light (which looks like a person with seat belt on with airbag deployed) is ON. Does this mean that my airbag is disabled? My seat belts still work fine. I would greatly appreciate your input.
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If the airbag/SRS light is on, the airbags will not deploy. Neither will the belt tensioners (in a crash, the seat belt retractors are fired, winding backwards and locking the occupants tightly in the seats)
Repair the connector, then the light will need to be manually written off with a paperclip (the light will not go off automatically once the problem is fixed)
Repair the connector, then the light will need to be manually written off with a paperclip (the light will not go off automatically once the problem is fixed)
Last edited by Billman250; 11-23-2017 at 01:27 PM.
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