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The airbag new module will need to be armed using the appropriate scan tool and software, usually a dealership affair. Providing you did everything right, it should not be a big deal, but you'll have to pay the charge to arm the module. Keep in mind, whenever the airbag light is on, the system will not function by design.

I have a repair business that takes me to the Coast North of Boston, A lot of Boat Yards and Yacht Clubs. What I would or could do at home Might result in a set of handcuffs and the back seat of a Black and White!!

Hey, guys! Glad that I found this site. There's all kinds of great info here. I have a 15 Titanium that I got an awesome deal on and have done some camping in with seats flat. But I knew that something was missing. It was a no-brainer that by removing the seats I could gain at least 6" of headspace. r1alvin and Don Shockley, among others, have provided some great info which motivated me to do a more thorough build out. At this point, I've got the rear area stripped and ready for the flooring. Thinking of going with a dense foam for sound/heat barrier, then install .05 sanded plywood topped with adhesive vinyl flooring. Anyway, that's where I'm at for now. Any input and suggestions would be awesome. And I think it's worth mentioning, I'm on a tight budget. Who knows... I might become a permanent van dweller.

Welcome to the forum and congrats on your new TC. Interesting to see the van stripped down to the bones. Looking forward to seeing what you do with the van.

Tiller great job with your rig looks like you are maximizing your fun. As for the porta-potty As I do not use My Tc for camping It does not have one, but in my larger service van I have had one for over 10 years. Getting caught behind a bush or tree is not a good Idea where I operate!