I don't believe so--I think the only way to handle it is similar to swapping to different seats where you need the sensor pad plugged in on the floor :(
I don't believe so--I think the only way to handle it is similar to swapping to different seats where you need the sensor pad plugged in on the floor :(
Leave the seat in there. Problem solved. If you run 10.01 and need that 0.02 extra, yank it out.
2014 GT Premium - Sterling Gray Metallic - MT82 - Track Pack - Glass Roof - Recaro seats - Spoiler delete
12.76 @ 114.04 bone stock. Koni yellow coil-overs, BMR watts, LCA and LCA relo brackets, Borla S-type axle back.
1966 Coupe - 331 stroker - Bullet custom roller cam - cam and motor installed and dyno tuned by Rodeheavers Hot Rod - Astro A5 - McLeod RXT - 486 to the wheels - more fun than my little tires can handle
1966 Oldsmobile Toronado - currently NOT on jackstands
I'd maybe double check with Ben...he may know of a more elegant solution
I believe the resistor is the only way to go. It also depends on what year you have. I have a 14', aftermarket seats, and the resistor doesn't work.
I run COBB as well and there is no module that allows me to turn it off.
So I just deal with the light for the day then ?
Does the CEL go back out after the seat is reinstalled ?
The CEL will go away after the seat has been reinstalled and the codes cleared... I believe.
I just deal with the light...as much as I hate it.
Dak, when and where are you going to be running?
Soon as E85 gets to the pumps I can get my tune buttoned up.
I'm game for whatever if I'm off.
I wanna do Track Cross here on April 26th but I doubt my body will be ready for that.
Last edited by thedak; 04-11-2015 at 12:06 AM.
Very nice, sir!! Looking good
that looks pretty great.
1987 Fiero GT
Precision 6466, L67, 4T80e, MS3Pro
Matt, Matt & Matt
2019 Tesla Model 3 Performance
That's a nice lineup!
Were these pics taken at cars and coffee?
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