Nissan Altima Occupant Classification OCS Sensor b1018 EMULATOR / Bypass
Compatibility:
- Make: Nissan
- Model: Altima
- Years: 2007-2013 * L32 chasiss
- Version : USA - primarily for U.S and Canadian vehicles.
* 2013 Altima is the final year for the L32 chassis and the first year for the L33 chassis. The Airbag360 emulator is compatible with the 2007-2013 L32 chassis. (a quick search will confirm the difference; the L33 is the next-generation model, which is a significant change and not compatible )
Important Before Purchase:
- Ensure your vehicle's airbag issue has been correctly diagnosed.
- Airbag360 emulator specifically resolves fault codes indicating a passenger occupancy sensor malfunction (B1018 / B1019).
- Chasiss number is matching chasiss number of your altima - L32
- Visually inspect the original Occupancy Sensor (OCS) connector Ensure it has 3 wires in the following colors: Red, White, and Brown.
This visual check applies to both the beginning (2007) and ending (2013) compatibility years
The OCS (Occupant Classification System) sensor connector in a 4-door Nissan Altima is located under the front passenger seat. For 2-door Altima models, the connector is hidden under the flap at the back of the seat. If you have difficulty locating the connector, please send us an email
Contact us if you require assistance with OBDII diagnostic codes, connector locations, or wiring colors. We would be glad to verify this information for you
Installation Instructions:
With its original manufacturer connector, the Airbag360 OCS emulator ensures a simple and error-free installation. Crucially, for safety, it simulates a "Seat Occupied" status, thereby enabling the passenger airbag
- Turn OFF the ignition. Locate and disconnect the original occupancy sensor connector (3-pronged) under the passenger seat.
- Connect the Airbag360 emulator to the original sensor plug.
- Turn ON the ignition and start the vehicle.
In most cases, the Airbag warning light will turn OFF automatically after installation.
However, in some instances, you may need to clear stored fault codes, depending on how long the malfunction was present and where the code was saved in the vehicle's memory.
We will also provide you with instructions on how to manually erase fault codes and how to disable the seatbelt reminder light that may be triggered by the occupied signal sent by the emulator.
The emulator simulates an occupied seat Therefore, the airbag will be armed, and the car will prompt you to fasten your seatbelt.