Hey Guys,

I've been trying to find an answer for months now and decided it might be time to post a new thread. Does anyone know how to unplug the dynamic seats? Can I unplug a fuse or electric cord to get them to stop operating?

I guess my air bags are leaking a little bit because anytime I'm at a stoplight or driving at low speeds I can hear the clicking of the bags being filled every 5 seconds. It gets quite annoying. I leave them in a completely deflated position so I'm not really even sure why they are trying to inflate. Sometimes lumbar inflates way too much (at random) and then deflates itself. It's just a joke.

I don't need em so any help would be appreciated!

 

My lumbar does that some times too, it will just randomly inflate. Very annoying.

 

I read the title of the thread and thought "why would anyone want to disable these things"? Now I get it...

If you unbolt the seat and take a look underneath, there is a small tube that delivers the pressurized air to the seat. Maybe try unhooking that and capping it off?

 

You have an air leak in the seat somewhere. Plug up DAS hardware and find which bladder has the leak. If you really want to disable, you could unplug the power connection to the air pump in the trunk.

 

The "dynamic" button doesn't turn them off?

 

Those seats are constantly pressurized. The settings for lumbar support, bolsters, etc. use those bladders constantly, even without dynamic engaged.