I need to disarm the airbag system on a 2002 SL2

Can anyone tell me how this is done?

Tony & Denise Akers wrote:
> Can anyone tell me how this is done?
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And you want to do that because.....

I am goning to replace a bumper cover and I don't want any suprises

"Ritz" > wrote in message ...
> Tony & Denise Akers wrote:
> > Can anyone tell me how this is done?
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> And you want to do that because.....
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Ok, since this seems to be important to some people,
I need to replace a fender and a bumper cover. I don't think the bags will
deploy, But it seems like turning them off would be the safest route to
take.





"Tony & Denise Akers" > wrote in message
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> Can anyone tell me how this is done?
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In article <33Ebg.49190$9c6.28546@dukeread11>, says...
> Ok, since this seems to be important to some people,
> I need to replace a fender and a bumper cover. I don't think the bags will
> deploy, But it seems like turning them off would be the safest route to
> take.
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> "Tony & Denise Akers" > wrote in message
> news:dnDbg.49188$9c6.47415@dukeread11...
> > Can anyone tell me how this is done?

Its somewhat involved. I can post the steps but you wont get to see the
pictures here. (one step invovles removing the top of the dash) Watch
for yellow wrapped wires and modules/sensors. Avoid those and you should
be just fine.

Disconnect the battery and give the SRS system 20-30 minutes to
de-engergize. (in theory) CYA statement: I'm not recommending that
you do this, but it should work.


Tony & Denise Akers wrote:
> Ok, since this seems to be important to some people,
> I need to replace a fender and a bumper cover. I don't think the bags will
> deploy, But it seems like turning them off would be the safest route to
> take.
>
>
>
>
>
> "Tony & Denise Akers" > wrote in message
> news:dnDbg.49188$9c6.47415@dukeread11...
>> Can anyone tell me how this is done?
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