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You need to call up the fault memory to confirm the fault to see exactly what it is, usually a new seat mat and sometimes the small matchbox sized control box under the passenger seat.
I have heard of aftermarket resistor kits to plug in that people use when fitting non standard seats that don't have mats try googling them. :)