turning off seatbelt off warning
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armValkyrie
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Re: turning off seatbelt off warning
will disconnecting the sensor wire affect any safety features of the car as now system will not be able to tell if he driver/passenger is onboard??
slotting the dummy buckle is betta....
will disconnecting the sensor wire affect any safety features of the car as now system will not be able to tell if he driver/passenger is onboard??
slotting the dummy buckle is betta....
fishmonger
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Re: turning off seatbelt warning
bro... if u wana disarm the seatbelt signal... its best to bring in to PML.
They will 1st make u sign a formal to authorise them to disarm before working on anythg.
It seems like a lot of work as it took them a day to finish it. After disarming the parts, they need to use the computer to reset some stuff in the system... this was explained to by them. I believe they also need to order some parts for the job.
the total cost is $152. suggest if you want to disarm it, make sure you give them a ring 1st, get them to prepare the necessary paper work & order necessary parts before hand so that you only make 1 trip dwn in total.
bro... if u wana disarm the seatbelt signal... its best to bring in to PML.
They will 1st make u sign a formal to authorise them to disarm before working on anythg.
It seems like a lot of work as it took them a day to finish it. After disarming the parts, they need to use the computer to reset some stuff in the system... this was explained to by them. I believe they also need to order some parts for the job.
the total cost is $152. suggest if you want to disarm it, make sure you give them a ring 1st, get them to prepare the necessary paper work & order necessary parts before hand so that you only make 1 trip dwn in total.
Crazy_
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Re: turning off seatbelt warning
Yap. Disarmed mine when I first got my car while my wife's stomach was huge while she was 7 months in labour.
I think they were saying that even if you disconnect the wire below the seat. There will be some error showing in the OBC.
fishmonger;385035 said:bro... if u wana disarm the seatbelt signal... its best to bring in to PML.
They will 1st make u sign a formal to authorise them to disarm before working on anythg.
It seems like a lot of work as it took them a day to finish it. After disarming the parts, they need to use the computer to reset some stuff in the system... this was explained to by them. I believe they also need to order some parts for the job.
the total cost is $152. suggest if you want to disarm it, make sure you give them a ring 1st, get them to prepare the necessary paper work & order necessary parts before hand so that you only make 1 trip dwn in total.
Yap. Disarmed mine when I first got my car while my wife's stomach was huge while she was 7 months in labour.
I think they were saying that even if you disconnect the wire below the seat. There will be some error showing in the OBC.
cyrus271
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Re: turning off seatbelt off warning
Agreed - the airbag can cause harm in a collision if one is not properly belted up anyway.
I've found that the alarm is a useful tool to get passengers who do not like to belt up to wear their seat belts and not cause me demerit points!
Azrielsc;385238 said:
Agreed - the airbag can cause harm in a collision if one is not properly belted up anyway.
I've found that the alarm is a useful tool to get passengers who do not like to belt up to wear their seat belts and not cause me demerit points!
Re: turning off seatbelt off warning
actually, i do belt up and am an advocate of seatbelts
just that i have 2 not so good habits, i sometimes drive off first and after a min or under into my journey, i put on the seatbelt. i tend to do this when i m in a rush
another habit of mine is that as i approach my house or after entering carparks, i will usually release it first....
so was wondering if there's any way to disable it
but it sounds like too much trouble so i will prob leave it as it is
while sticking a spare seatbelt bucket in is a easy and possible fix, it wouldn't do for me
because i do wanna use the actual seatbelt
thks for the thoughts guys...
actually, i do belt up and am an advocate of seatbelts
just that i have 2 not so good habits, i sometimes drive off first and after a min or under into my journey, i put on the seatbelt. i tend to do this when i m in a rush
another habit of mine is that as i approach my house or after entering carparks, i will usually release it first....
so was wondering if there's any way to disable it
but it sounds like too much trouble so i will prob leave it as it is
while sticking a spare seatbelt bucket in is a easy and possible fix, it wouldn't do for me
because i do wanna use the actual seatbelt
thks for the thoughts guys...
armValkyrie
Well-Known Member
Re: turning off seatbelt off warning
moi have exactly the same habit.... take off seat belt in carpark so that i can stretch a bit to look for lots.... or blind corners of the carpark.....
joshdway;385532 said:actually, i do belt up and am an advocate of seatbelts
just that i have 2 not so good habits, i sometimes drive off first and after a min or under into my journey, i put on the seatbelt. i tend to do this when i m in a rush
another habit of mine is that as i approach my house or after entering carparks, i will usually release it first....
so was wondering if there's any way to disable it
but it sounds like too much trouble so i will prob leave it as it is
while sticking a spare seatbelt bucket in is a easy and possible fix, it wouldn't do for me
because i do wanna use the actual seatbelt
thks for the thoughts guys...
moi have exactly the same habit.... take off seat belt in carpark so that i can stretch a bit to look for lots.... or blind corners of the carpark.....
