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Turn off air bags?

Bullface

By Bullface
in 986 Series (Boxster, Boxster S)

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Hi All

Anyone know if it's possible to turn off the airbags on a 2000 Boxster S without the seatbelt thing under the seat? I would like to put a baby seat in

Thanks

Pete

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RFM

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It is not possible to turn off the passenger airbag, in a safe and legal way, without the bar under the seat.

blue2000s Member

blue2000s

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If you NEED to deactivate the bag, you can pull it out, unlatch the connector and put the airbag back into place. This will trigger the dashboard light and leave passengers at risk.

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