Seat belt tensioners

[kennierobo]

As some of you are aware im converting a coilpack to none coilpack and need a little help with this slight snag: The looms I removed had long runs from main loom then a plug that plugs into front seat belt units the loom ive replaced it with has a much shorter run of cable then the plug so it falls short of pluging in, The ecu im using is geared up for these units but is it a must to have them connected and if I leave them off will it throw fault codes up. Or should I replace seatbelt units from the scrap car I removed looms from.:down:

 

[NeX]

As some of you are aware im converting a coilpack to none coilpack and need a little help with this slight snag: The looms I removed had long runs from main loom then a plug that plugs into front seat belt units the loom ive replaced it with has a much shorter run of cable then the plug so it falls short of pluging in, The ecu im using is geared up for these units but is it a must to have them connected and if I leave them off will it throw fault codes up. Or should I replace seatbelt units from the scrap car I removed looms from.:down:

your easiest bet would be to take the seatbelts from the car in the scrappy, i really dont think it will add fault codes as the ECU only checks engine codes, and not things like airbags etc.

so i think you will be fine, but if you want the tentioners you can either get the ones from the scrappy or maybe cut and extend the wires

 

[kennierobo]

im not fussed about them been conected so if it wont stop car running then im happy cheers nex

 

[NeX]

im not fussed about them been conected so if it wont stop car running then im happy cheers nex

yea i am 99% sure that the ECU will only deal with the engine, there is a second ECU that deals with crashes and the two are totally seperate for safety reasons.