Orange ventilated roadster seats in base ppw 2007
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I've only been jelous a few times in my life, and this is one of them, honest! I've been wanting to do the same thing for ever, I have an 08, same color. always knews the roadster seats would look nice. Now I see it and now I want it more.
wish I can get these somewhere.
wish I can get these somewhere.
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Looks good man! You have good taste. White Z, orange seats, and an accountant? Strange, same here (mine aren't the roadster seats though).
is your Airbag light on?
if you have an 07, i *think* you might have weight sensors in the seat for the airbags.
do you have side impact air bags in the old seats?
some things you'll need to do:
for the weight sensors, the ballast/weight sensors will be connected via a cord underneath your seat. you'll need to remove them from your old seats and roll them up to pretend that there is a load on them and secure them with something (zip ties) so that it'll simulate a load. second, if you do have side impact air bags in your old seats, and your new roadster seats do not have them, you will need to get a "2.0 ohm" resistor and plug it into the airbag harness (yellow) that's underneath the seat.. then do the SRS reset procedure. if you do have side impact airbags in the roadster seats, then all u need to do is hook up the yellow sensors, and then do the reset procedure..
do a search for "airbag light" in the Interior section and you will see a thread that i started, along with the instructions on how to build a 2.0 ohm resistor and the reset procedures...
if you have an 07, i *think* you might have weight sensors in the seat for the airbags.
do you have side impact air bags in the old seats?
some things you'll need to do:
for the weight sensors, the ballast/weight sensors will be connected via a cord underneath your seat. you'll need to remove them from your old seats and roll them up to pretend that there is a load on them and secure them with something (zip ties) so that it'll simulate a load. second, if you do have side impact air bags in your old seats, and your new roadster seats do not have them, you will need to get a "2.0 ohm" resistor and plug it into the airbag harness (yellow) that's underneath the seat.. then do the SRS reset procedure. if you do have side impact airbags in the roadster seats, then all u need to do is hook up the yellow sensors, and then do the reset procedure..
do a search for "airbag light" in the Interior section and you will see a thread that i started, along with the instructions on how to build a 2.0 ohm resistor and the reset procedures...
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is your Airbag light on?
if you have an 07, i *think* you might have weight sensors in the seat for the airbags.
do you have side impact air bags in the old seats?
some things you'll need to do:
for the weight sensors, the ballast/weight sensors will be connected via a cord underneath your seat. you'll need to remove them from your old seats and roll them up to pretend that there is a load on them and secure them with something (zip ties) so that it'll simulate a load. second, if you do have side impact air bags in your old seats, and your new roadster seats do not have them, you will need to get a "2.0 ohm" resistor and plug it into the airbag harness (yellow) that's underneath the seat.. then do the SRS reset procedure. if you do have side impact airbags in the roadster seats, then all u need to do is hook up the yellow sensors, and then do the reset procedure..
do a search for "airbag light" in the Interior section and you will see a thread that i started, along with the instructions on how to build a 2.0 ohm resistor and the reset procedures...
if you have an 07, i *think* you might have weight sensors in the seat for the airbags.
do you have side impact air bags in the old seats?
some things you'll need to do:
for the weight sensors, the ballast/weight sensors will be connected via a cord underneath your seat. you'll need to remove them from your old seats and roll them up to pretend that there is a load on them and secure them with something (zip ties) so that it'll simulate a load. second, if you do have side impact air bags in your old seats, and your new roadster seats do not have them, you will need to get a "2.0 ohm" resistor and plug it into the airbag harness (yellow) that's underneath the seat.. then do the SRS reset procedure. if you do have side impact airbags in the roadster seats, then all u need to do is hook up the yellow sensors, and then do the reset procedure..
do a search for "airbag light" in the Interior section and you will see a thread that i started, along with the instructions on how to build a 2.0 ohm resistor and the reset procedures...
, and i dont have the side problem since i have a base z lolthanks guys
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I'm at a private firm so we haven't been hit too hard... things in general aren't great depending what market you are in, obviously... but large or small, good times or bad times, everyone needs accountants!
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