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    Hello everyone,

    I would like to remove my front seats, somebody could tell me how to do it? And there is no risk for airbags?

    Thanks in advance.

    #2
    What airbags ?? :thumbs:

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      #3
      Originally posted by CraigMillwardCroft View Post
      What airbags ?? :thumbs:
      I know there is belt tensioner that maybe could trigger aibags? No?

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        #4
        4 floors bolts thru runner, easy access if you slide seat back and forward

        one connector undeneath. release when seat loose, just tip forward.

        do when ignition off

        only prob is airbag light cones on bit i think only if you turn ignition after seat connector removed

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          #5
          If you remove them with key out of ignition and once removed you dont turn ignition on then the SRS/airbag light will stay out.


          If you turn ignition on whilst removed your light will stay on until fault code is cleared.

          Why are you removing them.

          Your passenger seat also has an occupancy sensor too iirc.

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            #6
            So it is not an airbag but the seat just detects your ass in it, to deploy airbags on inpact if one or two people in car from the front dash :thumbs:

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              #7
              Thanks Everyone for your quick responce and your help.:thumbs:
              I will remove the seats for 2 reasons :
              1) i made a full cleaning of the CSL interior (i am little bit maniac of cleaning)
              2) because the driver seat made a little noise when i movinng on it, and i would like to find where this noise coming from.

              Thanks again guys, and sorry for my poor english...

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                #8
                Well at least I know what to do when the roll cage arrives now :thumbs:

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                  #9
                  Originally posted by CraigMillwardCroft View Post
                  So it is not an airbag but the seat just detects your ass in it, to deploy airbags on inpact if one or two people in car from the front dash :thumbs:
                  Only seat occupancy in passenger seat, as it would be a waste of time fitting an occupancy sensor in drivers seat too. :hahaha:

                  Correct no airbags in seats. Just in dash and curtain bags.

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                    #10
                    Originally posted by m3power
                    Hello everyone,

                    I would like to remove my front seats, somebody could tell me how to do it? And there is no risk for airbags?

                    Thanks in advance.
                    You may find this useful too:

                    Just bought a SG CSL and love it already. I love the seats too, very supportive and comfortable. I just have one small gripe; can the seat tilt angle be adjusted so that they dont sit quite so upright? Any thoughts?


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                      #11
                      No wires under drivers seat then ?? :thumbs:

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                        #12
                        Originally posted by CraigMillwardCroft View Post
                        No wires under drivers seat then ?? :thumbs:
                        You are right, there are wires there.

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                          #13
                          Originally posted by glendog74 View Post
                          You may find this useful too:

                          Just bought a SG CSL and love it already. I love the seats too, very supportive and comfortable. I just have one small gripe; can the seat tilt angle be adjusted so that they dont sit quite so upright? Any thoughts?


                          Thanks glendog, good tips to unplug the connector and to adjust the seat.

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