Yep, that what they do same for charging you a kidney just for plugging your car to a scanner. I bought a code scanner on Amazon and check KZfaq for installations and stuff.

Before you did this, was your passenger side “airbag off” light on and passenger seat buckle light flashing even when nobody was in it?

Same here. Wow. Thank you!

@gordon mathew Because if you're taking advice from someone on youtube, you want them to be smarter than that.

@gordon mathew Smart fellers...

@@acehandler1530smorlof forlorf....

Before you did this, was your passenger side “airbag off” light on and passenger seat buckle light flashing even when nobody was in it?

Before you did this, was your passenger side “airbag off” light on and passenger seat buckle light flashing even when nobody was in it?

😂

@@LOLZZ184I already fixed it by myself

Hey where was it;!!?

Before you did this, was your passenger side “airbag off” light on and passenger seat buckle light flashing even when nobody was in it?

Before you did this, was your passenger side “airbag off” light on and passenger seat buckle light flashing even when nobody was in it?

I don’t recall, I followed what he said to do in the video and it worked.

Before you did this, was your passenger side “airbag off” light on and passenger seat buckle light flashing even when nobody was in it?

Before you did this, was your passenger side “airbag off” light on and passenger seat buckle light flashing even when nobody was in it?

Hello from Austin TX I have a 2008 toyota tundra Do you know if do I have to add a switch/interruptor for the front bumper fog lights? Since the tundra come with harness for the fog lights originally But the main switch does not turn the lights on

Alfonso Martinez I have the same question

Before you did this, was your passenger side “airbag off” light on and passenger seat buckle light flashing even when nobody was in it?

my own 2016 corolla driver's seat airbag was messed up after accident..if I unplug it,will the light go off ???

Harness*

I did it 😂

Usually if those aftermarket are from China they usually have a way to deactivate it

They sure can, if you have no will and are easily manipulated.

@@DanielFrost21 I might have to take it in - after noticing someone screwed around with the airbag itself, I'll try a junkyard replacement, if it's under $20. Should be, my winter beater is 16 years old. If it pisses me off enough, out comes the bulb ;P

Im not a mechanic...but The ignition should be off, a short can lead to airbag discharge!

@@junehp3507 Yes I did it with it off, DeoxIT D100L-25C in the connector, Last time I'll have to do that. I'll add it's really easy to tilt the seat back when you remove the bolts in front and just loosen the ones in back.

@@onefastwienerdogmy Honda Civic has the airbag light on and I’m scared to fix it 😅 what if they explode with me working on it

@@pushups443 Make sure you disconnect the battery and wait a few min. before you work on it.

Lol, i hate that damn beeping it drives me crazy😂

Airbag deployment is not nice.

😅

😅😅😅😅😅

Hi there, I also got a 1998 Corolla with the same problem. Have you solved it yet? Kind regards

No, everytime I try to fix this problem something comes up.@@Neo-0423

Before you did this, was your passenger side “airbag off” light on and passenger seat buckle light flashing even when nobody was in it?

Before you did this, was your passenger side “airbag off” light on and passenger seat buckle light flashing even when nobody was in it?

The connection is loose. Electric Tape the yellow connector together so it’s not jiggly.

did you figure it out? whatd you have to do

@@KollynJ yes it was the black unit under the passangers seat problem sloved

Sure has worked for a lot of vehicles according to the comments. And virtually every vehicle on the road today is on OBD2 vehicle. Looks like you're incorrect.

Such a great knowledgeable comment from a car repair shop.

Are you sure this will not help I have a 1995 T100 Toyota will this disconnect the airbag because my light is on

This guy is 100% right. This is not how you do ANYTHING except fix a bad connection. This is not a reset. For example, a reset requires a scan tool or a paper clip in the obd pin hole 4 and 13.

@@JonEhBee I agree. My SRS warning light is on, so I tried this 'fix'. It didn't work, and I didn't expect it to work either. It's kind of suspicious that he doesn't show whether it worked on the car in the video, isn't it? I know he says it doesn't work every time as a disclaimer, but if I were making this video, I'd show one of the times where it did work as proof that it works at least sometimes. If this fix works for you, then it's because the connection was loose in the first place. All you're doing is re-seating a loose connection. It's not in any way a "reset" of the airbag system.

Could be car seat sensor is bugged to believe there is a child in your passenger seat and turn off the airbag in case it might do sever damage to the make believe child there if no one is there

Did you find it?

@@chriiss6936 I did thank you

@@FollowTheCloud where? And what car do u have?

I want to know also

Which is airbag fuse

Did it work?

What is the whole step?? Do I have to Disconnect the battery

Before you did this, was your passenger side “airbag off” light on and passenger seat buckle light flashing even when nobody was in it?

And no one ever will.

He did not respond soon.