Rear Seat SRS Bypass for Toyota HiAce

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$30.00 USD

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Our SRS bypass devices are guaranteed for life to:

Provide an appropriate emulation signal to the designated, factory-original mating receptacle of a listed vehicle;
Mechanically insert into and latch with that receptacle.

Exceptions - the guarantees do not apply when:

The vehicle or product is sold or transferred to another owner.
Using the product on a vehicle or airbag location not listed as compatible.

This dongle resolves the airbag system error caused by removing the 2nd-row bench seat in a 2019-or-later Toyota HiAce.

Avoid False SRS Warnings

The HiAce's rear seats have seatbelt buckle sensors. When you disconnect the seat from the van, it detects their absence and displays an airbag warning light on the dash.

Because this warning doesn't specify which part of the SRS is missing or malfunctioning, it prevents you from knowing when an actual SRS malfunction occurs elsewhere.

This dongle emulates the seatbelt sensors to eliminate this specific error. Plug it in where the seat used to connect. The van will "believe" the seat is still connected. The remaining SRS functions (such as airbags) continue to work, and you'll only be warned again if there's a different SRS problem in the future.