Seat belt ding
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09-10-2003, 12:40 AM
Seat belt ding
don't have the manual off hand but look in the manual and it will give you step by step instructions for disarming the feature. it's kind of a weird procedure of turning the key on and off and clicking the seat belt in sequence but if you get it right it works. and man is it nice not having that thing ding at you. just check the manual.
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09-10-2003, 05:51 AM
Seat belt ding
Egg-zactly !
I wear my seatbelt 99.9% of the time
(rolling a car 5 times will do that - wouldn't be here if my daughter had'nt been hounding me about my seatbelt!)...
but sometimes if I'm just backing the trailer or something -
it drove me Crazy - so followed the seatbelt three times, key three times, spin around in your seat three times and it worked !
Check your manual as well - I MAY have a step a little wrong
if u don't have the manual - post and I'll look it up and post it here!
I wear my seatbelt 99.9% of the time
(rolling a car 5 times will do that - wouldn't be here if my daughter had'nt been hounding me about my seatbelt!)...
but sometimes if I'm just backing the trailer or something -
it drove me Crazy - so followed the seatbelt three times, key three times, spin around in your seat three times and it worked !
Check your manual as well - I MAY have a step a little wrong
if u don't have the manual - post and I'll look it up and post it here!
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The owners manual gives specific instructions on how to disable the seatbelt reminder.
If you had seen as many fatalities and permanently disfigured bodies from not wearing seatbelts as I have, you would not be asking the question. Dude, like everything in life, it's your choice. Please wear your seatbelt. It really does make a difference.
If you had seen as many fatalities and permanently disfigured bodies from not wearing seatbelts as I have, you would not be asking the question. Dude, like everything in life, it's your choice. Please wear your seatbelt. It really does make a difference.
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i don't know if this works or not, but in newer fords like the f-150's and rangers, after you have started going, you can just push the button in when it starts dingin' on you with out even buckling up. you can also just push it in as soon as you go i think and it will work too, but not positive, but i know after it starts dingin' and it will shut off.
although i know this works with the types of vehicles i listed, i don't know about f-250's and on up, cause i've never got the luxary or riding in one, but i'm waiting for the new updated motors to go into production so i can get me of these great trucks!
although i know this works with the types of vehicles i listed, i don't know about f-250's and on up, cause i've never got the luxary or riding in one, but i'm waiting for the new updated motors to go into production so i can get me of these great trucks!
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