Replaced seats, how to trick airbag DTC

[Nickey31]

Both of my front seats were replaced with seats that do not have airbags. I now have following codes:
B0014 OD Driver seat side air bag deployment loop
B0021 OD Passenger seat side air bag deployment loop
B0079 04 Driver seat position sensor circuit open
U0170 00 Lost communication with passenger presence module

Pulling fuses or relays don't solve anything. I am looking for a way to close the loops or trick the program. Honestly, the idiot lights don't bother me whatsoever. However, somehow one or all of these DTCs causes the car to turn on the hazard lights and call Onstar Emergency at higher speeds. I disconnected the onstar cables going in and out, so the call doesn't go through, but the voice comes over the speaker system stating that it is trying and it rings, as it attempts to complete the call. Additionally, the only way to turn the flashers off is to turn the car off.

Surely someone else has replaced the seats and figured out how to bypass all of this.

Thanks

[SNSSTR]

I need to know as well

[2sscamaro11]

Any updates on this?

[Chevrolade]

No one knows how if they do they don't give out the secret
I have already tried researched lol

[rydahog]

one of the more knowledgeable folks here is OFER, from gen5..diy2ssrs. i would throw a shoutout to him.. jus sayin..

or this..http://www.camaro5.com/forums/showthread.php?t=277732

[Scotty D]

A resistor ! You have to meter out the air bag I believe !

[Nickey31]

PM me for the fix.

[franknbeans]

because the fix is a secret?

[2sscamaro11]

Anyone care to post where to put said resistor? I know I it goes in the main connector under the seat...but what two pins does it connect?

[claudiel19]

Bump. Having these same codes now

[MikeSpiller]

Man, I don't recommend you doing it in the first place. But if you really wish to... Well, here it goes:

One option is to try and reset the codes by disconnecting the battery for a few minutes. This may clear the codes temporarily, but they may reappear once the system detects the missing airbags again.

Another option is to use a diagnostic tool to bypass the airbag system (OBD-II Scanner? Airbag Reset Tool, Multimeter). However, this can be tricky and may not be legal in some areas.

So, the point is, you better not to do it, man. It's technically possible, but for me safety comes first.

[Blue 13]

Originally Posted by MikeSpiller

Man, I don't recommend you doing it in the first place. But if you really wish to... Well, here it goes:

One option is to try and reset the codes by disconnecting the battery for a few minutes. This may clear the codes temporarily, but they may reappear once the system detects the missing airbags again.

Another option is to use a diagnostic tool to bypass the airbag system (OBD-II Scanner? Airbag Reset Tool, Multimeter). However, this can be tricky and may not be legal in some areas.

So, the point is, you better not to do it, man. It's technically possible, but for me safety comes first.

I have racing seats and 5 point harnesses so it’s safer than seat airbags, but to answer the question here’s what was posted on here a few months ago:

[Howell55]

How did you bolt down the seat. I just installed a set this am but there is no way to finish tightening the 50 torx.