Seat belt warning chime disable
12-14-2009, 09:42 PM
#51
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Quote:
Originally Posted by Jeda13
Don't have a problem with the seatbelt chime, just wish I could turn off the automatic doorlock. Why does the damn car think it's smarter than I am? I'd like to back it upfrom the garage without the doors locking, just once...
It's not the car, it's the goverment who thinks they know better than you do and wants to do all your thinking for you. The tire pressure monitors just push me over the edge.
Originally Posted by Jeda13
Don't have a problem with the seatbelt chime, just wish I could turn off the automatic doorlock. Why does the damn car think it's smarter than I am? I'd like to back it upfrom the garage without the doors locking, just once...
It's not the car, it's the goverment who thinks they know better than you do and wants to do all your thinking for you. The tire pressure monitors just push me over the edge.
Oh wait, they're tracking this thread right now...
better run.
But car has GPS in it...
Damn. Time for the bicycle. But I'd better throw the cell in the pond first.
How soon before we have a chip involuntarily imbedded?
JIm
12-15-2009, 06:46 PM
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12-15-2009, 09:21 PM
#54
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Touchy Thread!
This thread got everyone on the soapbox, to each his own. I use the seatbelt but like so many others I would like to not hear the chime sometimes. I have to stop and open a gate to the ranch and pull forward and close the gate again. I never put the seatbelt on after the FIRST gate, there are three more gates before the road ends at the house 1.5 miles later.
The chime shuts up after a few minutes, but when I put it in park again (to close or open another gate) it starts all over again.
Not needed on a dirt road traveling at 5 mph.
Might hit a slow cow though, 1200lb cow vs HHR? HHR looses.
Would like to "disable and enable at will though.
Nuf said.
The chime shuts up after a few minutes, but when I put it in park again (to close or open another gate) it starts all over again.
Not needed on a dirt road traveling at 5 mph.
Might hit a slow cow though, 1200lb cow vs HHR? HHR looses.
Would like to "disable and enable at will though.
Nuf said.
12-16-2009, 02:04 AM
#55
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The seatbelt chime referred to must be on newer vehicles. Mine doesn't do that and the chime it does have is not particularly noticeable when the stereo it turned up like I generally have it. But then I've only heard the chime a couple of times in 6 months. I'd say if something is an issue to you then don't buy a vehicle that has it. Oh, but then everyone would be upset because they can't look cool having the latest vehicle around.
09-11-2011, 11:44 PM
#56
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i connected the seat belt in back of the seat ,,,,now no more chime and i don't sit on it
only bad part is some times the seat won't recline all the way....
big deal ,,,,,how often do i get to recline it anyway
only bad part is some times the seat won't recline all the way....
big deal ,,,,,how often do i get to recline it anyway
