"JIM via CarKB.com" wrote:

If you put the correct value resistor across the wires going to each
(now missing) air bag, the air bag controller unit will believe the air
bags are in place. You still have to reset the system to turn off the
light, but it will not come back on again. People will often install
kill-switches for the passenger air bag if they have a baby seat there.
This kill switch disconnects the air bag and connects a resistor in its
place. Perhaps if you search for "airbag disable switch" you can find
information about resistor values etc.
>
> I BOUGHT A A 97 HONDA ACCORD LX USED....WITH NO AIRBAGS..(BEEN WRECKED)
> ....I HAVE NO PLANS OF REPLACEING THE AIRBAGS...SO IS THERE A WAY TO MAKE
> THE SRS LIGHT GO OFF AND STAY OFF...(FUSE)...(CUT A WIRE)
> ................ANY SUGGESTIONS WOULD BE HELPFUL...TY
>
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