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Larry - 19 Jan 2005 00:29 GMT

Just got my second one today 2005. Does anyone know how to disable that
annoying seat belt chime. My passenger never wears a seat belt and every
time you stop it begins to chime again for about 3 - 4 min. Please don't say
have the passenger wear the belt I know that. Looking for a permanent fix.

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Central Florida - 19 Jan 2005 00:55 GMT

Have the passenger wear the belt EVERY time. Permanent fix. Here in Florida,
if you don't wear it, the cops will fix your wallet EVERY time. Your choice.

Larry
In the back yard, straped in under the oak.

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Larry - 19 Jan 2005 01:00 GMT

I am not in Florida and there is no seatbelt law here. The passenger is an
80 year old sick stubborn women. So safety is not the primary concern. Let's
try to get a better answer.

> Have the passenger wear the belt EVERY time. Permanent fix. Here in
> Florida,
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> Larry
> In the back yard, straped in under the oak.

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WS - 19 Jan 2005 03:15 GMT

Hmmm,

80 year-old, sick, stubborn...safety not primary concern...got it!

Mother-in-law, right?

But seriously, go to the wrecking yard, find a similar model, cut the buckle
off the belt, and insert in place of real buckle. Done.

Cheers,
WS

> I am not in Florida and there is no seatbelt law here. The passenger is an
> 80 year old sick stubborn women. So safety is not the primary concern.
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>> Larry
>> In the back yard, straped in under the oak.

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Central Florida - 20 Jan 2005 02:01 GMT

>> 80 year-old, sick, stubborn...safety not primary concern...got it!

Mother-in-law, right? <<

Then stear into the wreck so the impact is on the passenger side. Take the
insurance money and the inheritance and buy another car.

Larry
In the back yard, under the oak.

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James Teaky - 20 Jan 2005 10:56 GMT

> Then stear into the wreck so the impact is on the passenger side. Take the
> insurance money and the inheritance and buy another car.

How cruel!

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Central Florida - 22 Jan 2005 23:30 GMT

What?!? There's no more passenger. The seat belt chime stops ringing.
Problem solved! Right?

Larry
In the back yard, questioningly under the oak.

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Sheldon Rabin - 26 Jan 2005 06:36 GMT

Dump your passenger. In the USA, the driver is sited for any seat-belt
infraction. And if an accident should occur... .
srabin@earthlink.net

> Just got my second one today 2005. Does anyone know how to disable that
> annoying seat belt chime. My passenger never wears a seat belt and every
> time you stop it begins to chime again for about 3 - 4 min. Please don't
> say have the passenger wear the belt I know that. Looking for a permanent
> fix.

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