Gen 4 Rear Seat Belt removal

Thanks Martin. That would seem well worth a try. I'll report back on how I get on with the resistor testing.

I have nothing practical to add other than emphasise Martin's comment that playing with a safety critical system is playing with fire. Please be mindful that in the event of a collision a loss adjuster will find any and all modifications and will not hesitate to revoke cover and initiate proceedings for negligence etc. BE AWARE THERE ARE CONSEQUENCES.

I have in the past, and not just on this forum, made people aware that they are responsible for their own actions but in the case we are discussing, the rear seat belts, the rear seats had been removed so rendering the seat belts superfluous. I went no further, eventually, as to tuck the belts out of the way, so providing extra, uninterrupted space in the rear for other things.

I mean no disrespect from this comment, just a reminder that we are aware of our actions.

Roger

 So rear seatbelts removed completely and resistor mod done and
all working with no errors. See pics below.

     

Well done Kiwi38. Just two questions, did you use the resistance in Martins list and did you need to do both sides/

Cheers

Roger

Yes, 2.2 ohm resistor and both sides.

Cheers, Bill