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rallysport 
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Posted: July 04, 2004 at 8:57 PM / IP Logged  

i installed an audiobaun amp into a customers 04 civic. he bought his sub and box elsewhere so the only thing i know is, its a rf punch 18 incher. he kept his stock deck. he wanted the amp under the passenger seat so i had to remove it along with a yellow harness which i believe is for the safety airbag system. so i reconnect the battery and the airbag warning light is now on, and stays on, is there anything i can do or does he need to take this to a honda dealership and have them reset something? also whenever you close his driverside door or hit the armrest the sub will bump once, it wont bump is you hit in the trunk, just the door and only when the radio is on. wtf is going on there, i didnt run any wires on that side of the car, i did connect a rca converter to the front speaker wires behind the radio, could that somehow be related? i guess ill try moving them to the rears but my main consern is that damn airbag light

raydawg357 
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Posted: July 06, 2004 at 8:49 AM / IP Logged  
The dealer will have to reset the SRS light.  As far as the amp, you need to catch the rear speakers for the LOC.  The fronts have a built in crossover and will not give you a true signal.  Try to avoid under the seat amps,  too many new cars are putting the main airbag module under the passenger seat.  You also run the risk of piercing a brake line when securing the amp to the floor.  Many customers request under seat mounting, but I usually talk them out of it. 
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customsuburb 
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Posted: July 06, 2004 at 8:57 AM / IP Logged  
You could try resetting the air bag light by disconnecting the negative battery terminal for a couple of seconds then reconnecting it (I did it when my friend's honda had its check engine light on because my friend disconnected a cable accidentally under his hood but reconnected it, but still had the light).

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