xrox bullbar air bag approved not shore if is in nz to

[4x4part]

xrox bullbar air bag approved not shore if is in nz to.
can you guys help me out i can get this to nz for a mint price from au

http://www.fnb4wd.com.au/index.php?rout ... ct_id=2203

[TJ]

How do you know its air bag compatible. ARB ones have a small sticker certifying that they are compatible. Is there such a compliance sticker from ADR in Australia?

[TJ]

I've asked on the Australia Jeep forum, lets see someone replies to confirm (or deny).

[TJ]

Looking at responses on the Australian forum, these might be airbag compatible in design but arent ADR compliant. That would make therm technically illegal in Australia. Could they still be acceptable within NZ laws, I don't know but highly doubt it.

[Crash bandicoot]

nz laws follow ausie very closely, without ADR approval it wont be

[Jerry]

another option is to disconnect your airbags which need to be certed

[TJ]

another option is to disconnect your airbags which need to be certed

But JKs aren't 14 years old yet. They came out from 2007.

[4x4part]

il look in to it more and ser my jeep is a 95 cherokee can i get none airbag cert ?

[churchill]

Yes, you'll have to completely remove the airbag assemblies and get it certified.

[4x4part]

what would i need to remove off the jeep ?

[TJ]

Air bags from the steering and the passenger side dashboard.

And the bulb in the dash that indicates a malfunction.

[Ralfie]

what would i need to remove off the jeep ?

Cherokee of that age usually only has the drivers airbag and its mechanical not electrical like most systems.
No warning lights on dash to worry about.
No passenger airbag to remove either.

Because of that I would say fit the bar and if come WoF time they query it then remove drivers airbag if necessary and cert.

I fitted a custom one off manufactured front winch bumper to a '95 and never had a problem with WoF or queried re airbag (which remained fitted).