What size resister do i use?
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Originally posted by miataspeed69 View Postthats what i thought but radio shack didnt have them and i got a 10 ohm it didnt work so idk.
You may want to double check the exact ohm rating on m.net. in case its 3.1 ohm or something. I am working from memory.
It needs to have correct resistance otherwise controller will flash the lightsigpic
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From Miata.net Garage....
Information in the archives varies, but on my car a 3 ohm, 1/4 watt resistor connected across the two leads in the blue connector running back into the car will fool the computer into thinking the airbag module is still there.sigpic
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Originally posted by simontibbett View PostJust take the airbag out.
His car has an airbag controller that will still cause buzzers to ring and lights to flash.
To remove that on his year model you must remove the dash and the heater plentum....a major pain compared to installing a resistor.sigpic
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Originally posted by miataspeed69 View Postthats what i thought but radio shack didnt have them and i got a 10 ohm it didnt work so idk.
If so nothing short of removing it will 'fix' that.sigpic
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Using a higher resistance resistor shouldn't cause any damage.1991 UK-spec MX-5 - https://www.facebook.com/djinovaband <<< METAL!
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Originally posted by metalman View PostHmmm thinking more about that...I hope exceeding the ohm rating didnt 'blow' your controller.
If so nothing short of removing it will 'fix' that.ITBs RULE!!!!!!!!!! AGAIN!!!
I'm using ITBs on stock internals!!
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