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the diagnostic mode sequence is used only to reset the error once you have plugged the seat back in. i dont think it will work without an airbag (or trick resistor plugged in). you can buy the trick resistors in many places, for example

http://gt-rr.com/product.html?m=works_bell...ness&id=761

  • 3 weeks later...
Thanks fo rthat. .

and thanks Adam for the call/email.

yeah the diagnostic did stop the airbag light, but it did stop the engine check light

Hey Drew,

I got mine from Adam and it works fine. Plugged it in for both seats. No lights and no codes and it also means the airbag for the stearing wheel is still operational.

Bill

Hey bill,

Yep I got my thingy off Adam yesterday actually ..

Just plugged it in and did the on/off sequence to reset.. No more annoying light! Yay..

Now just tmps and engine check light to get rid of :P

Its funny - before the cobb and custom tune, when changing to the slick tyres at the track i would get TMPS alarm until i changed back to road wheels.

But now i dont see it any more when changing wheels back and forth. Ask the guys to see if they can program it out for you.

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