I assume you want to disable the sensor because you don't use your seatbelt? Drive with your seatbelt fastened. That should do the trick. Besides, it will save you life in an accident. And I believe that your airbag may not deploy if the seatbelt is not fastened. They are designed to work together to save your life. You *could* in theory bypass the switch, but I won't say how.
(1) On January 25, 2010 at 4:27 pm User:Gregfloyd[0] said:
I appreciate your concern, but actually I do drive with my seat belt on. My problem is that when I arrive home and my child is a sleep in the car and I'm in park the sensor goes off repeatedly and wakes her up. I can't take my seat belt off while the car is running. Other cars I have had the alarm will go off when you take the vehicle out of park. This one goes off non-stop as long as the car is running.Thanks
You cant.
The hall sensor can be found on top of a Volkswagen Passat engine. The sensor is placed under the valve cover next to the timing belt.
Under the driver seat.
behind the oil filter
location bank 1 sensor 1
Oxygen Sensor may be bad.
Add oil!
It's on the rear coolant flange way in the back by the firewall.
inside air filter housing
On the lower radiator hose. It has a connector and a black plastic clip.
The OEM part number for a mass air flow sensor on a 2001 Volkswagen Passat is located on the part themselves. The number for this part is 0280218063.
if your car is driven by a cambelt not a chain then the sensor is located on the bottom pulley, when you pull this pulley out it will be there, its a bi black thick wire.