How to disarm seatbelt warning
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i figuiered it out it was in the manual and it worked 1 turn truck to on w/ parking brake on (dont start the engone) 2. wait for the seatbelt light to turn off (1 min) the within 50 seconds buckle and un buckle 9 times. 3 the light will turn on for 3 seconds 4- within 7 seconds of light going off buckle and unbuckle one time the light should blink 5 times and you are good to go have to do for each seat.
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i disabled mine a week before i wrecked my truck. i dont see why people bash it so much. i wear my seatbelt when i feel i need it and dont when i dont. i dont need some kind of dinger to keep track of it for me.
i looked up how to do it on google, but it should be in your manual under belt minder. its a funky combination of buckles and unbuckes and flashing your headlights. was for me atleast
i looked up how to do it on google, but it should be in your manual under belt minder. its a funky combination of buckles and unbuckes and flashing your headlights. was for me atleast
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It's a pain in the butt when you are getting in and out of your truck though....I mow lawns on the side and have 5 lawns in one subdivision, of course, I don't need to put my seatbelt on when I'm moving up six houses to mow the next one....dur dur dur... I like to keep my truck and lawn equipment close.
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Reason I disabled the dinger is that I got way too pissed off at it while driving the truck on job sites and on my or my friends property without the seat belt. I also confused the truck into thinking the passenger door is open when the driver's door is open. Did that because leaving the key in accessory and listening to the radio the damn dinger goes off when the door is open. Screw that! lol.
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I got rid of that by pulling the ignition out and breaking off that little orange clip thing and the brass contact. I guess it is a switch to signal that it is in the acc. position. It doesn't seem to work on all of them though...
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