Attempting to disable it yourself is extremely dangerous and could lead to serious injury or death in a collision. The system is designed to protect occupants, and tampering with it removes that protection.
If you need to transport a child in a rear-facing car seat, consult your owner's manual. It will provide guidance on safe seating arrangements and may advise on using a rear-facing car seat in the rear seats of the vehicle instead of the front passenger seat.
If for some other reason you believe the passenger airbag is malfunctioning or needs to be deactivated (e.g., due to a medical condition requiring specialized seating), you MUST take your vehicle to a qualified Dodge dealership or automotive repair shop. They have the diagnostic tools and expertise to properly assess the system and determine the appropriate course of action. They might be able to diagnose a fault, but they will *not* simply disable a functioning airbag without a valid reason.
