Corbeau seats - need an answer on the resistor placement
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Corbeau seats - need an answer on the resistor placement
Hi everyone, as the title states I have Corbeau seats in the car and have the 3.3 ohm resistors to place inline to simulate the resistance the seat airbags would provide. Does anyone have pictures of how you may have accomplished the task of putting the fuses inline?
I can splice these in no issue but want to get it right the first time. Trying to avoid buying sims but can do that if you guys have had luck with a certain vendor etc.
Let me know, thanks.
I can splice these in no issue but want to get it right the first time. Trying to avoid buying sims but can do that if you guys have had luck with a certain vendor etc.
Let me know, thanks.
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Hi everyone, as the title states I have Corbeau seats in the car and have the 3.3 ohm resistors to place inline to simulate the resistance the seat airbags would provide. Does anyone have pictures of how you may have accomplished the task of putting the fuses inline?
I can splice these in no issue but want to get it right the first time. Trying to avoid buying sims but can do that if you guys have had luck with a certain vendor etc.
Let me know, thanks.
I can splice these in no issue but want to get it right the first time. Trying to avoid buying sims but can do that if you guys have had luck with a certain vendor etc.
Let me know, thanks.
The cleanest option is to purchase the other side of the connector, or maybe source them from your original seat, or a junk yard.
Last edited by Dan_the_C5_Man; 01-23-2018 at 01:22 AM.
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Assuming the resistance value you've stated is correct, there is no "wrong way' to wire a resistor into a circuit - resistors have no polarity.
The cleanest option is to purchase the other side of the connector, or maybe source them from your original seat, or a junk yard.
The cleanest option is to purchase the other side of the connector, or maybe source them from your original seat, or a junk yard.
Thanks again!