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"Air bags are dangerous..." Duh.

"Air bags are dangerous..." Duh.

Postby Down2TheC » Fri May 13, 2005 7:00 pm

This barely qualifies as a mod... more of a peave. I hate the stupid "Save the stupid" warnings on the visors. I'm going to have this car for a looong time and I think I can remember that small humans might get whacked by the airbags.

Anyone have success removing those? They really break up the interior look for me. (I'm tall and have good periphial vision.) I tried picking at one with a tweezers and it pull tiny pieces off. Next try will be with a blow dryer. Just though I'd see if anyone else has done this. I don't want to resort to black duct tape. 8) (which would prolly look better anyway.)
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Re: "Air bags are dangerous..." Duh.

Postby michaels artic frost » Fri May 13, 2005 7:30 pm

down2thec wrote:This barely qualifies as a mod... more of a peave. I hate the stupid "Save the stupid" warnings on the visors. I'm going to have this car for a looong time and I think I can remember that small humans might get whacked by the airbags.

Anyone have success removing those? They really break up the interior look for me. (I'm tall and have good periphial vision.) I tried picking at one with a tweezers and it pull tiny pieces off. Next try will be with a blow dryer. Just though I'd see if anyone else has done this. I don't want to resort to black duct tape. 8) (which would prolly look better anyway.)


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Postby Down2TheC » Sat May 14, 2005 6:18 am

Holy Stockgear Batman... Michael the Mad Mod Man still has his stock warning labels?
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Postby cam2Xrunner » Wed May 18, 2005 2:54 am

http://www.toyotanation.com/forum/t23291.html

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Or you can cover it with these stickers

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Postby Down2TheC » Wed May 18, 2005 6:22 am

Wow... that topic sunk so fast I figured I was alone for sure. Thanks for the tip. (and a good laugh)
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