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onepremiere 09-25-2013 03:27 PM

Charging Phone Turns On Air-Bag
 
When I have my iPhone plugged into my USB outlet, and leave it on the passenger seat the air-bag turns on. When I disconnect the plug from the phone in the same position on the seat, it turns off.

Anyone else experienced this?

Very weird, It seems like the charger is interfering with the weight sensor.

*2013 FR-S MT

kanundrum 09-25-2013 03:28 PM

Actually your airbag will go off at any minute

You should stick your genitals in some peanut butter

onepremiere 09-25-2013 03:50 PM

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Originally Posted by kanundrum (Post 1233438)
Actually your airbag will go off at any minute

You should stick your genitals in some peanut butter

:laughabove:

What about the phone? Does that get the peanut butter too? Is there a dog involved? At least the phone is protected by the air bag...

abutterman 09-25-2013 04:03 PM

yea it's been known to do that, especially on the frs. those cloth seats store enough static charge to power a small city lol

frslee 09-25-2013 05:05 PM

lol at posts.

The sensors must be really sensitive. Since it turns abs on, I put the phone in middle console.

Gaiseric 09-25-2013 05:31 PM

Take it to the dealership, the airbag is not supposed to come on for something as minimal as a cell phone. Its a sensor issue they should install a new sensor or calibrate it so it doesn't come on for something that light. Nissan had that issue in their cars last year, they replaced a bunch of em.

kanundrum 09-25-2013 05:32 PM

OMG LOL.

Freetime 09-25-2013 05:39 PM

holy crap. Use the search button. We have seen this thread 500 times.

onepremiere 09-25-2013 05:54 PM

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Originally Posted by Freetime (Post 1233683)
holy crap. Use the search button. We have seen this thread 500 times.

I only found 52 bro, not 500. Why so mad? Oh and crap isn't holy, it's smelly.

roddy 09-25-2013 09:47 PM

LO freakin' L...

JDM FRS 09-26-2013 02:07 PM

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Originally Posted by onepremiere (Post 1233429)
When I have my iPhone plugged into my USB outlet, and leave it on the passenger seat the air-bag turns on. When I disconnect the plug from the phone in the same position on the seat, it turns off.

Anyone else experienced this?

Very weird, It seems like the charger is interfering with the weight sensor.

*2013 FR-S MT

Since everyone seems to take just as much time mocking you as it would take helping you.

The seat doesnt use a weight sensor it uses an Electrostatic sensor, and cell phones cause them to incorrectly think there is someone sitting there. Just clip the passenger seatbelt if thats where you want to keep your phone. Or just put your phone somewhere else.

onepremiere 09-26-2013 03:52 PM

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Originally Posted by dttaz (Post 1235463)
Since everyone seems to take just as much time mocking you as it would take helping you.

The seat doesnt use a weight sensor it uses an Electrostatic sensor, and cell phones cause them to incorrectly think there is someone sitting there. Just clip the passenger seatbelt if thats where you want to keep your phone. Or just put your phone somewhere else.

Good info, thank you. I was just curious if anyone else had experienced the same. Makes perfect sense though, and thanks again for the explanation.

OrbitalEllipses 09-26-2013 03:53 PM

If you read the manual...


:sign0012:

Kelbyat07 09-26-2013 04:47 PM

Learn new things every day guys, now calm down.


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