Nissan GT-R Occupant Classification System OCS Sensor EMULATOR / Bypass b1018

Nissan GT-R Occupant Classification System OCS Sensor EMULATOR / Bypass

Name: Nissan GT-R Occupant Classification System OCS Sensor EMULATOR / Bypass
Brand: AIRBAG360
SKU: NSN-1
Price: 89.00 USD
Availability: InStock

Product code: NSN-1

GTR 2007-2016

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Product information

Nissan GT-R Passenger Airbag OCS Sensor Bypass Emulator (B1018/b1019)

Compatibility:

Make: NISSAN
Model: GT-R
Years: 2007-2016
Region: Primarily for US and Canadian vehicles. Compatibility for other markets can be verified using fault codes B1018 or b1019.

Important before purchase:

Ensure your car's airbag issue has been correctly diagnosed.
Contact us if you are unsure about OBDII diagnostic codes; we can verify them for you.
This emulator specifically resolves fault codes indicating a passenger occupancy sensor malfunction (B1018 / b1019).
Other unrelated fault codes will need to be addressed separately.

Note: If you are unsure about compatibility with your specific vehicle, please use the contact form or email us at info@airbag360.com

Product Features:

Fully tested with the Original Airbag System.
Lifetime Warranty from Airbag360.
Equipped with original manufacturer connectors for easy, error-proof installation.
Installation can be done by anyone, no extra cost required.
Functionality: Simulates "Seat Occupied" status, enabling passenger airbag
Quality Control (QC) passed.
Manufactured by a professional company using high-quality, automotive-grade components.
Post-sale support available.
30-day money-back guarantee.

Installation Instructions:

Installation is quick and easy in 3 steps:

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 Aribag 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