Seatbelt Chime on 2006 530

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John - 29 Nov 2005 22:01 GMT

Does anyone know which fuse I remove to disable ,the very irritating,
chime for the seatbelts. The manual doesnt specify and niether does the
fuse panel itself.

Thanks

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Dotcom Computers Ltd - 29 Nov 2005 22:20 GMT

> Does anyone know which fuse I remove to disable ,the very
> irritating, chime for the seatbelts. The manual doesnt specify and
> niether does the fuse panel itself.
>
> Thanks

The fuse is found on the end of the seatbelt itself, but unlike most fuses,
if you plug it into its holder the chime will stop ;)

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330xi@canada - 30 Nov 2005 03:10 GMT

you could try maybe, i don't know, possibly considering wearing your
seatbelt
that may solve the issue.

>> Does anyone know which fuse I remove to disable ,the very
>> irritating, chime for the seatbelts. The manual doesnt specify and
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> The fuse is found on the end of the seatbelt itself, but unlike most
> fuses, if you plug it into its holder the chime will stop ;)

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Malt_Hound - 30 Nov 2005 15:31 GMT

> Does anyone know which fuse I remove to disable ,the very irritating,
> chime for the seatbelts. The manual doesnt specify and niether does the
> fuse panel itself.
>
> Thanks

Best bet is to buckle your seat belt. Then the chime goes off.

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william Ako - 03 Dec 2005 21:28 GMT

You are an idiot. Buckle up. It is there to save your life.

>> Does anyone know which fuse I remove to disable ,the very irritating,
>> chime for the seatbelts. The manual doesnt specify and niether does the
[quoted text clipped - 3 lines]
>
> Best bet is to buckle your seat belt. Then the chime goes off.

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