FISH22

I'm about to purchase a Mugen steering wheel, but I'm a little hesitant due to issues people have had with the SRS light. I'm looking into the WorksBell hub, and it advertises that it comes with the SRS light delete, but does this work on an 06+ S2000?

Anyone have experience with an aftermarket steering wheel with NO SRS light on an 06+?

Thanks for any help!

Neutered Sputniks

Easy way to find out would be to unplug the airbag connector and run a 2 ohm resistor across the pins (that's what the SRS light delete is), turn the car on and see if you get an SRS light.

Or, you could just pull the SRS light bulb out of the cluster... After pulling the steering wheel, the cluster is only a few more screws away...

s2k dre

We tried that! The resister burns out instantly.

Neutered Sputniks

Then just pull the light bulb.

Check your local safety inspection requirements first, I know that NY doesn't require the SRS system to be functional to pass - the inspector is merely required to inform the owner that the SRS system isn't operative.

FISH22

Thanks for the replies guys.

My main concern for having the light, is that I'd like for the passenger airbag to remain operative.

FISH22

From the searching I've done so far, it seems that the 06+ S2000's SRS connector is a female, rather than the 00-05 male.

dedonderosa

id like to know as well

urBan_dK

The 06+ SRS System is two-stage, so I believe you actually need two resistors.

Should be easy to figure out. Find resistance of airbag with a multimeter, find resistors of appropriate value, plug them into the right spot. If you are burning out resistors you are using the wrong pins. The pins won't be hot unless the airbag is triggered to go off. Look for yellow connectors - those are the ones associated with the SRS.

svencarlson07

if your worried about passanger airbag or light, then why would you even get a aftermarket steering wheel, so your passanger lives but you die? saftey first!

Jack_in_the_Box

i dont know why but this post cracks me up,