2 quick ones need help
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2 quick ones need help
ok guys i got a 2002 f250 and the air restrictor lights on what do i got to do to fix it sorry but its my dads truck and there is no owners manual in it. last one the seat belt reminder alarm is there anyway to make it stop beeping when seat belts not plugged in i did it on my 6.0 and its not working on the 7.3 just wondering if the is a different amount of times to plug the belt in to set the code. thanks for any help
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I can help with the belt minder thing.... Pasted from http://www.clubfte.com/users/monsta
Q: How do I turn off the Belt Minder feature?
A: The instructions are outlined in your manual but here they are anyway.
1. Set Parking Brake & put truck in Park.
2. Turn key to ON but do not start. Wait for the seat belt light to go off.
(NOTE: This could take 30+ seconds before the light goes off. Be patient.)
3. You have 60 seconds to complete the next task.
4. Buckle and unbuckle the seat belt 3 times ending with the belt UNbuckled.
5. Turn on the headlight and then turn them off.
6. Buckle and unbuckle the seat belt 3 more times ending with it UNbuckled.
7. Watch the dash as the seat belt light will illuminate.
8. Within 7 seconds of the light going out, buckle then unbuckle the seat belt.
You're done!
-Robb
Q: How do I turn off the Belt Minder feature?
A: The instructions are outlined in your manual but here they are anyway.
1. Set Parking Brake & put truck in Park.
2. Turn key to ON but do not start. Wait for the seat belt light to go off.
(NOTE: This could take 30+ seconds before the light goes off. Be patient.)
3. You have 60 seconds to complete the next task.
4. Buckle and unbuckle the seat belt 3 times ending with the belt UNbuckled.
5. Turn on the headlight and then turn them off.
6. Buckle and unbuckle the seat belt 3 more times ending with it UNbuckled.
7. Watch the dash as the seat belt light will illuminate.
8. Within 7 seconds of the light going out, buckle then unbuckle the seat belt.
You're done!
-Robb
