Sun visor air bag warning stickers removable?

[Mike_ZN6]

Are the yellow air bag warning stickers on the sun visors removable? They don't seem to want to come off easily. Anyone successfully taken them off?

[Yoshoobaroo]

What you need room for one of these?

[Mike_ZN6]

Originally Posted by Yoshoobaroo

What you need room for one of these?

Just want to get rid of the ugly yellow sticker. Most cars don't have them in the first place...

[Yoshoobaroo]

i always assumed they were made to be near impossible to take off. Every car i've ever owned has had them.

[whataboutbob]

I use these that came with Perrin parts to cover the OEM ones up.

[Mike_ZN6]

I found this on Youtube:

It seems they may be much more difficult to remove than I was hoping.

[Sapphireho]

I successfully removed them from my Honda Civic years ago. The visors wore out and the replacement set I bought was for the Canadian market.

[soundman98]

Originally Posted by Sapphireho

I successfully removed them from my Honda Civic years ago. The visors wore out and the replacement set I bought was for the Canadian market.

my canadian truck now has an insert there with reversible instructions that are in english and french.

i'd much rather have only sticker.

[tarzan_nojane]

Readily available black felt matches the headliner perfectly. Cut to shape of label and glue in place with contact cement.

[Ohio Enthusiast]

I believe some safety organizations (perhaps the EuroNCAP) penalize a car's safety rating if these stickers were "easily removable".

Originally Posted by Mike_ZN6

Most cars don't have them in the first place...

All cars are required to have those since at least 2003 and perhaps as early as 1997, so unless you're only interested in 90's (or earlier) vehicles you'll find these stickers in every vehicle.

[churchx]

Originally Posted by Ohio Enthusiast

I believe some safety organizations (perhaps the EuroNCAP) penalize a car's safety rating if these stickers were "easily removable".
All cars are required to have those since at least 2003 and perhaps as early as 1997, so unless you're only interested in 90's (or earlier) vehicles you'll find these stickers in every vehicle.

Imho their main role is for manufacturer to not get sued for one of many dumb customers ignoring common sense & manual but wishing to put blame on them, like eg. case of "too hot coffee" that got spilled and caused burns while driving. With these they can say "we told you!".

[Sapphireho]

Originally Posted by soundman98

my canadian truck now has an insert there with reversible instructions that are in english and french.

i'd much rather have only sticker.

Sorry.

[Sapphireho]

Every car I've purchased since my 2005 truck has had them. I think it's one of those things that if you try to remove, you're probably going to regret it.

[Ultramaroon]

Originally Posted by Sapphireho

Every car I've purchased since my 2005 truck has had them. I think it's one of those things that if you try to remove, you're probably going to regret it.