just so you know 99% of the time yellow connectors and yellow covers over wires are for air bags for future reference.

anyways to answer your question yes those are for your air bags give the battery a good 30 mins unhooked before messing with those then do not hook them up with the battery hooked up or the battery hooked up within the last half hour.

 

Might be the ejection seat harness.

srsly tho..... don't mess with the yellow connectors or the wiring to them. airbags

 

I asked a similar question when I was thinking of getting aftermarket seats and they are the sensors for the side airbags on the seats. So don't mess with them.

 

i would stick paper clips in them while the battery is hooked up.but be sure to video this.

 

Need somebody to actually figure out how to jump these so aftermarket seat guys and put the light out, but it sure as heck isn't gonna be me

Do not plug or unplug the airbag wiring with the battery hooked up. Disconnect, wait 30 mins then do what ya gotta do.

 

Ahahaha very nice... that would be better than the sony box...
But seriously i unplugged them to clean the car... plugged them back in and im still here to type this message, just dont cut them...

 

so are you able to unplug and plug them in with the battery hooked up?

 

well my airbag light is on
due to my stupid seat belt buckle
first the passenger one went out
250$ at the dealer
now my driver one is out
you guys know anything to do?

 

I have the same issue. My airbag light is on and I didn't do anything with the wires underneath the seats and it started with the seat belt buckle.

 

The cheap solution is to remove the bulb. For aftermarket seat guys that is really our only option.

 

i didnt disconnect anything... unplugged cleaned and plugged back in and everything worked fine... no lights