New Car Seatbelt Warning Beep QUESTION

DaveTheCanuck

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• Oct 15, 2014

• #21

What car?

Some have the ability to disable the safety chime by pressing various button combinations or key turning codes.

On my old Taurus you could disable it by turning the key on and then clipping/unclipping the seatbelt 10 times.

Edit: NVM, missed your post above. A quick google search later, doesn't look like there's any easy way to disable it on the mini.

 

Last edited: Oct 15, 2014

SpeeDemoN

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• Oct 15, 2014

• #22

Call up a scrap yard and just buy a spare seatbelt buckle and leave it in always. Easy peasy

 

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CafeRay

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• Oct 15, 2014

• #23

sharkmotorcycle said:

Simply make sure that seat belt remained hooked all the time when driving or not , though not a pleasant thing to do but this thing works for me.
At least it puts that annoying sound at bay .

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Yeah this. If it bothers people so much, just clip the belt.

 

LoneRonin

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• Oct 15, 2014

• #24

These new cars are soooooo annoying in this regard. My older Honda goes Beep...Beep...Beep for about 20 seconds then stops. My parents new Benz's get progressively worse, its Beep...Beep...Beep for about 20 seconds, then Beep, Beep, Beep, Beep...****ing double-time and it doesn't stop.

 

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Brian P

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• Oct 15, 2014

• #25

Just put the belt on like you are supposed to; the warning goes away ...

The beep isn't bothersome for the minute or two involved in rearranging vehicles in the driveway or any such thing.