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Can I uplug my driver seat connector?

Discussion in 'Gen 2 Prius Technical Discussion' started by Thunderbolt, Feb 11, 2008.

  1. Thunderbolt

    Thunderbolt New Member

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    Will there be any airbag deployment etc. I want to explore the possibilities on moving it back a couple of inches.
     
    #1 Thunderbolt, Feb 11, 2008
  2. Skwyre7

    Skwyre7 What's the catch?

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    Disconnect your 12v battery if you do decide to unplug it. That's the closest I can come to actually answering your question. Sorry.

    EDIT: I believe others have moved the seats back a couple of inches. IIRC, there was a thread from the spring/summer of 2006 regarding this.
     
    #2 Skwyre7, Feb 12, 2008
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    :) I assumed I could remove the 12v small battery, will have to reset window's, presets, etc. afterward. Just wanted to avoid that step.
     
    #3 Thunderbolt, Feb 12, 2008
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    patsparks An Aussie perspective

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    If the ignition is off the airbag system isn't powered up.
     
    #4 patsparks, Feb 12, 2008
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    Unplugging the connectors isn't hard, but adding two inches won't be so easy.
     
    #5 zenMachine, Feb 13, 2008
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    There are medications for that now.
     
    #6 KTPhil, Feb 13, 2008
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