Finally...Bride Racing Seat Installed

[AlainMikli]

Thanks Malaya1121 for all the helps:w00t::thumbup::w00t::thumbup:

Recaro Slider & Wedge Engineering Custom Bracket..

Will take some more pic tomorrow:tongue:

[AlainMikli]

Finally:drool::drool:

I even bought these seats before I get the Yaris:evil::evil:

[AlainMikli]

However, the passenger side air bag & seat belt light keep blinking.....

My solution is.....:barf::barf:


Anyone Can Help:bonk::bonk::bonk::bonk::bonk::bonk:

[fuji]

Those seats look awesome! Any problem with fitment???

[fuji]

I wonder how to get past the passenger air bag and seat belt light. There must be a way of hooking up the sensors to work with the Bride seats.:eyebulge:

[Taiyaki]

Oh man I love your solution! thats was great. I laughed hard.
your seats are sick

[AlainMikli]

Those seats look awesome! Any problem with fitment???

Perfect:headbang:

I wonder how to get past the passenger air bag and seat belt light. There must be a way of hooking up the sensors to work with the Bride seats.:eyebulge:

These nothing wrong with the Driver Side, however the Passenger Side have a big problem with it, because there is a weight sensor of the passenger seat and there're none of the Bride seat...

I really want to know how to by pass the Weight Sensor & Passenger Side Air Bag:flame:

Oh man I love your solution! thats was great. I laughed hard.
your seats are sick

That's what I can do right now:evil:

[808_Yaris]

niceee seats! install the controller :wink: let me know if you have any questions

[Kaotic Lazagna]

Awesome seats!

[scape]

from what I remember, the passenger seat has a weight sensor in it, anything over that limit and the air bag light and seatbelt light goes off. removing the seat all together means you removed that sensor in the seat's bottom, and it probably needs to relay the signal. was there any connections you had to unplug while removing the original seat?

[bearda]

Does the Yaris have side-impact airbags that come out of the seat?

[cali yaris]

NICE -- what model BRIDES are those?

[MPC Motorsports]

Where did you get them and how much did they cost???:drool::drool::drool:

[MPC Motorsports]

NICE -- what model BRIDES are those?

On the bottom of the seat they say "ERGO II".

[staticorex]

Does the Yaris have side-impact airbags that come out of the seat?

No. b and a-pillar only.

Seats look great. Good luck with the weight sensor.

[eTiMaGo]

take out the plug behind the passenger warning lights... the risk of flying through the windscreen in the event of a crash is a small price to pay in exchange of resting their butts on such sexy upholstery...

[kustom play]

yea i would agree /\

once they sit in those seats, then go back to their stock seats, they will think there life is worthless anyway

[scape]

lol

[AlainMikli]

Where did you get them and how much did they cost???:drool::drool::drool:

I bought it back from Hong Kong with a Super Awesome deal.....almost half price of the RSVP in US:thumbup::w00t:

NICE -- what model BRIDES are those?

driver Side : Eugo II
Passenger : Xax II (Easy for passenger to get off)

[ROCKLAND TOYOTA]

i just like that ghost logo......

[AlainMikli]

niceee seats! install the controller :wink: let me know if you have any questions

:tongue:I dont have time this week, I'm kinda busy

may be Next week~


from what I remember, the passenger seat has a weight sensor in it, anything over that limit and the air bag light and seatbelt light goes off. removing the seat all together means you removed that sensor in the seat's bottom, and it probably needs to relay the signal. was there any connections you had to unplug while removing the original seat?

There's 4 sensor under the original pass. seat:evil:, however, Malaya1121 told me he tried to unplug all of them from the stock seat and plug back in, but still uesless:frown:

[AlainMikli]

take out the plug behind the passenger warning lights... the risk of flying through the windscreen in the event of a crash is a small price to pay in exchange of resting their butts on such sexy upholstery...

:bellyroll::laughabove::bellyroll::laughabove:

I'm plaining to cover surface of the whole part with CF Sticker, of just unplug the light...

But I really want to find a way to by-pass the air bags signals tho:frown:

yea i would agree /\

once they sit in those seats, then go back to their stock seats, they will think there life is worthless anyway

:headbang::headbang:

But if I can by pass the airbag signal, I can get back my steering wheel & A pillar air bag

[AlainMikli]

i just like that ghost logo......

I still have the decal if you want them, $10 shipped to you. :w00t:

[Crandall]

Great looking seats. Your car is coming together nicely.

As for the airbag light, you should be able to undo the clip on the back, or just cut the wires. Either way.

[AlainMikli]

Great looking seats. Your car is coming together nicely.

As for the airbag light, you should be able to undo the clip on the back, or just cut the wires. Either way.

Yeah, I guess I have to undo the clip and call it a day, haha.

[CTScott]

:tongue:I dont have time this week, I'm kinda busy

may be Next week~




There's 4 sensor under the original pass. seat:evil:, however, Malaya1121 told me he tried to unplug all of them from the stock seat and plug back in, but still uesless:frown:



If you move the sensors over, you also have to move the Occupant Classification ECU, which is located under the front of the passenger seat. There is a calibration that a Toyota Tech can do with the Techstream tool to zero-out the system.


Looking at the service manual and EWDs I believe you can bypass the sensors by supplying 0.2 VDC to the SIG1, 2, 3 ,and 4 terminals (on the 4 connectors that plug into the 4 Occupant Classification Sensors).

Connector U1-U4:
24193

Pin 1 - SVC
Pin 2 - SIG
Pin 3 - SGD
24192


The normal operating range for SIG is 0.2 to 4.7 VDC. If you connect up the 4 sets of resistors, theoretically the light should stop flashing (and I believe that this will be the Passenger Airbag Off mode). If the passenger airbag is on with the resistors in place, flip the 10K and 470 ohm resistors so that the 470 is connected from SVC to SIG and the 10K is connected from SIG to SGD. The service manual doesn't indicate if 0.2 V is empty seat reading or if 4.7 V is.

[samhain]

Bump for a killer old thread...any solution for this? I know Micro Image used to sell a bypass but they are long gone. Thanks!

[ern-diz]

Bump for a killer old thread...any solution for this? I know Micro Image used to sell a bypass but they are long gone. Thanks!

The gentleman and scholar that posted just above you, CTScott, created a bypass module that takes care of this issue. I bought one from him when I installed my sparco seats and couldn't be happier with it. I have the link to an off-road motorsports site that stocks and sells them, if you need it. The bypass is awesome. With it, you can enable and disable the passenger airbag with the flip of a switch.

When you have a passenger, you turn it on and when they plug their seat belt in, lights stop flashing and everything works as intended. When you're riding alone, you flip the switch the other way to disable the occupancy sensor on the passenger side and no more airbag or seat belt light flashing. It's an absolute must have for anyone with aftermarket seats. It works for multiple Toyota vehicles since so many use the same passenger occupancy sensor., which is a nice cherry on top.