Turned off seatbelt chime -- HEAVEN

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  1. Stevewoods

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    So the real thing:
    Buckle the belt and sit on it.

    Be a normal human and forget you did that.

    Drive off like that...
     
  2. bwilson4web

    bwilson4web BMW i3 and Model 3

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    I was going to propose just sit on it while it is buckled. When you reach the road, do the right thing and save yourself from future angst (which I suspect you are well aware of.)

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    Trollbait It's a D&D thing

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    In a Subaru, they'd be subject to increasingly more insistent warning chimes until they finally buckle up. Mine doesn't wait until the car is moving before starting up on the noise.

    I can see that being more of an hassle for trips through farm to local roads.
     
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    bwilson4web BMW i3 and Model 3

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    I have seen ‘seatbelt extenders’ that might work. JC Whitney.

    Bob Wilson
     
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    I just Researched the seat belt beep in the Gen 2 Range Rover. mine is WAAYY louder and annoying then the Prius ..OMG that is the most annoying sound ever!:eek:
    Seatbelt chime - how to disable - Reversible - | Range Rovers Forum Here is a reversible fix n the Rover. Maybe our older Gen2. have a clip under the seat as well. I do know people have clipped the wire to the speaker under the dash panel...but that is harder to get to.
     
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    cyberpriusII Maybe it was the roses

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    As Trollbait mentioned, the Subaru chime starts as a nice reminder. Something you can live with -- but of course you are not supposed to live with the noise.

    After a bit, it really goes up in noise range. After xx days without it, I am still alive. I have not driven on any roads with any real traffic without seatbelts.

    I am in love, again. :D After all, isn't that what Subaru is all about?
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    Trollbait It's a D&D thing

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    Other cars' seat belt reminder: please buckle your seat belt.....please buckle your seat belt.....please buckle your seat belt.....please buckle your seat belt.....

    Subaru's seat belt reminder: please buckle your seat belt.....Please Buckle Your Seat Belt.....PLEASE BUCKLE YOUR SEAT BELT.....PLEASE BUCKLE YOUR SEAT BELT.....I SAID BUCKLE YOUR $%^%$ #%($^@$& SEAT BELT
     
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    Hey, those dogs are not wearing seatbelts!! They must be on Daisy Hill Puppy Farm, driving a farm road.
     
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    Seat belt reminder persistent chime is off now in my 2024 Prius! Yay! Owner's manual does NOT list it as a dealer customizable preference although it is in my 2013 Prius manual. So I had my doubts, but thought I'd try and ask at the dealer. The tech simply responded, "Which one(s) you want off? Rear, driver, or front passenger?" I told him both front seats off, and 1/2 hour of labor later it's done. I get the starting chime at key-on, but when that's done I only get the flashing red lights. The lights never quit - which is my reminder if needed. I'm not trying to beat the system. I'm stopping the headaches between my mailbox and my garage.
     
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    In the USA, cannot drive "legally" without wearing seatbelts AFAIK, but is there an exception for antique rigs?

    I still have vivid memories of my dad throwing his right arm across my chest when I was a child and he had to make a quick stop in the 1962 Ford Falcon.
     
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    FORTUNATELY I drive vehicles made my a manufacturer that does not hate it's customers.
    Below about 20mph I do not get nagged about the seatbelt.

    UNFORTUNATELY, lawyers and malevolent government bureaucrats force OEMs to place weight sensors in seats that can fool even well meaning cars into chiming at you if you're hauling gear in a passenger seat.

    Solution:
    Stackable seat belt latches.
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    Ebay.
    About $6
    Click them in and they YOU get to decide whether or not to buckle up.
    Done.
    I don't use these myself because when I'm traveling over about 20mph I nearly always wear seatbelts, and in other situations I can just buckle the belts in the other seats and set tools, boxes, children I don't like, etc over the belt on the seat.