Seatbelt chime
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Seatbelt chime
I am a new member here and I need some help. The seat belt,door,key chime on our 95 Ranger stays on for extended periods of time. Our Ranger is std cab 2wd with 4cyl. ,5 spd . I am not sure what function is keeping it on but it is annoying. Is there a way to disable just the chime without interefering with the safety functions? Any help would be appreciated. Thanks
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ummm....Hey guys thats not what he asked, he didn't ask if it was a good idea to wear your seat belt or not, he asked how to turn the chime off, or maybe your guys need to brush up your reading skills.
Your owners manual tells you how to trun it off. I don't know about the older trucks but mine was an insane method which was something turn the key to run, buckle and un buckle the seat belt 3 times, beep the horn, then buckle and unbuckle the seat belt 3 more time, or something like that anyway, it was nuts but thats what the owners manual said.
Its your choice to wear it or not.
Your owners manual tells you how to trun it off. I don't know about the older trucks but mine was an insane method which was something turn the key to run, buckle and un buckle the seat belt 3 times, beep the horn, then buckle and unbuckle the seat belt 3 more time, or something like that anyway, it was nuts but thats what the owners manual said.
Its your choice to wear it or not.
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Originally Posted by Earl43P
Try disconnecting the connector under the seat.
That worked on my old 83 and it works on my 2000.
Before you guys start back with the "wear your seatbelt rant"...I do. But I leave my key in the ignition when I am hunting and hate that chime (or buzzer in the case of my old 83).
That worked on my old 83 and it works on my 2000.
Before you guys start back with the "wear your seatbelt rant"...I do. But I leave my key in the ignition when I am hunting and hate that chime (or buzzer in the case of my old 83).
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