GMC Canyon  (2006–2009) Passenger Seat Occupant Sensor Emulator / Bypass

Compatibility

• Make: GMC 

• Model: Canyon

• Years: 2006–2009

• Specification: USA / Canada models

Before You Purchase

• Verify Your Vehicle Generation: We strongly advise verifying both the starting (2006) and ending (2009) compatibility years. Because these years represent different vehicle generations and overlapping production dates, it is essential to visually check the connector under your passenger seat.

• Check the Connector: Please refer to the reference pictures below showing the sensor connector. The Airbag360 emulator is designed to fit this exact type of pressure bladder sensor. If your connector looks different, please contact us before placing your order.

• Diagnostic Check: Ensure your vehicle's airbag issue has been correctly diagnosed. The Airbag360 emulator specifically resolves fault codes indicating a passenger presence sensor malfunction. Similar codes might point to the broader passenger presence system; please ensure your diagnostic tool narrows the fault down specifically to the sensor itself.

Airbag360 Emulator Features

• Plug & Play: Equipped with an original manufacturer connector, the Airbag360 OCS emulator ensures a simple, error-free installation.

• Functionality: Simulates a permanent "Seat Occupied" status, ensuring the passenger airbag is active and enabled in an accident.

• Premium Quality: Manufactured using high-quality, automotive-grade components.

Installation Instructions

1. Safety First: Turn OFF the ignition.

2. Disconnect: Locate and disconnect the original 3-pronged occupancy sensor connector under the passenger seat.

3. Connect: Plug the Airbag360 emulator into the vehicle's original sensor harness.

4. Test: Turn ON the ignition and start the vehicle.

Note on Warning Lights: In most cases, the airbag warning light will turn off automatically after installation. However, depending on how long the malfunction was present and where the code was stored in the vehicle's memory, you may need to use a diagnostic scanner to manually clear the stored fault codes.