seatbelt chime
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RE: seatbelt chime
We, or at least I am, NOT saying "DO NOT" wear your seat belt...... I wear mine all the time driving, but
there are times when working on a vehicle that you do not buckle up, such as backing out of the
garage just to wash your truck. [:@]no need for a chime.....
In my case , my driveway is 500-600 feet long and when I come home and stop at the end of the driveway
to get the mail, I do not rebuckle my seat belt to drive up the driveway.........
The instructions that were posted earlier to disable the chime, was direct from the Dodge Dakota Owners Manual.
Not wearing a seat belt on the road, is against the law, disabling the chime is not.........
NOTE: Although the Enhanced Warning System (BeltAlert) has been deactivated, the Seat Belt Warning
Light will continue to illuminate while the driver’s seat belt remains unbuckled.
there are times when working on a vehicle that you do not buckle up, such as backing out of the
garage just to wash your truck. [:@]no need for a chime.....
In my case , my driveway is 500-600 feet long and when I come home and stop at the end of the driveway
to get the mail, I do not rebuckle my seat belt to drive up the driveway.........
The instructions that were posted earlier to disable the chime, was direct from the Dodge Dakota Owners Manual.
Not wearing a seat belt on the road, is against the law, disabling the chime is not.........
NOTE: Although the Enhanced Warning System (BeltAlert) has been deactivated, the Seat Belt Warning
Light will continue to illuminate while the driver’s seat belt remains unbuckled.
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My sensor or whatever it is that tells the truck the belt is fastened must have gone out because it acts like the belt isn't buckled when it actually is. Is there any way to disable the chime, in my case, without taking it in for repairs? I tried the solution above but it doesn't work in this case.
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My sensor or whatever it is that tells the truck the belt is fastened must have gone out because it acts like the belt isn't buckled when it actually is. Is there any way to disable the chime, in my case, without taking it in for repairs? I tried the solution above but it doesn't work in this case.
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