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Car Forum / Subaru Cars / March 2005Disable daytime headlights and seat belt buzzer on '05 Legacy
Does anyone know how to do either or both? Thanks.  Signaturefeistmann@earthlink.net > Does anyone know how to do either or both? > > Thanks. Driving the vehicle into the ocean would probably take care of both of them, but that might be a bit drastic. >> Does anyone know how to do either or both? >> >> Thanks. > > Driving the vehicle into the ocean would probably take care of both of > them, but that might be a bit drastic. Yes, because Pete is in Colorado, which is very far from both the Atlantic and Pacific. ;-) I have a 2000 Legacy and would also like to know how to defeat the DRL's. Sometimes, I like to switch the headlights off for a second, to signal to people. The 2005 has a seatbelt buzzer? Wow, memories of 1974! SignatureTom Reingold Noo Joizy I believe that NASIOC has a forum on that subject. Something about a big silver resistor being in the engine compartment somewhere that if you remove it take away the DRL's (also, it might be hot if you just had the car on!)... I know that there is a "switch" in the parking break mechanism of the 5MT somewhere that kills the light when the parking brake is on w/ headlights off. If you are looking for a way to be able to turn the DRL system on and off from within the cockpit perhaps you can find this wiring system and tap into it and add a convenience switch somewhere. Mike >>> Does anyone know how to do either or both? >>> [quoted text clipped - 11 lines] > > The 2005 has a seatbelt buzzer? Wow, memories of 1974! This might help. http://lightsout.org/disable.html > I have a 2000 Legacy and would also like to know how to defeat the > DRL's. Sometimes, I like to switch the headlights off for a second, to > signal to people. Lift the parking brake until you hear the click of the relay. It should turn off the DRLs but not yet engage the parking brake. I use this *feature* all the time. > Does anyone know how to do either or both? > > Thanks. Here we go again!!!! SignatureAnd it really doesn't matter if I'm wrong I'm right Where I belong I'm right Where I belong. Lennon & McCartney I have a 04 liberty (legacy in US). I disabled the seat belt buzzer by disconnecting the wider of the 2 white plugs under the seats (no seat heater). Air bags did not deploy in my face and everything else seems to still work ;-) did it 6 months ago. > Does anyone know how to do either or both? > > Thanks. My 04 dosent have a seatbelt buzzer. The light comes on but but it doesnt bother me while driving > My 04 dosent have a seatbelt buzzer. The light comes on but but it > doesnt bother me while driving and then: > Who needs the airbags anyway? I'm disabling mine soon as warranty > runs > out! I've had a number of crashes and seal belts were enough I know you're just trolling but which one is it? No Seatbelt? No Airbag? Neither? I am guessing you don't own a car. ;-) florian > My 04 dosent have a seatbelt buzzer. The light comes on but but it > doesnt bother me while driving and then: > Who needs the airbags anyway? I'm disabling mine soon as warranty > runs > out! I've had a number of crashes and seal belts were enough I know you're just trolling but which one is it? No Seatbelt? No Airbag? Neither? I am guessing you don't own a car. ;-) florian but do modern airbag systems rely on these seatbelt indication as part of their deployment mechanism? >I have a 04 liberty (legacy in US). I disabled the seat belt buzzer by >disconnecting the wider of the 2 white plugs under the seats (no seat [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] >> >> Thanks. Who needs the airbags anyway? I'm disabling mine soon as warranty runs out! I've had a number of crashes and seal belts were enough Ya. Remove the light bulbs. But don't f.cking drive close to me in the night time or I can't see ya with my tinted glass.. Pointless Signature--------------------------------------------------------------------- "Are you still wasting your time with spam?... There is a solution!" Protected by GIANT Company's Spam Inspector The most powerful anti-spam software available. http://mail.spaminspector.com > Does anyone know how to do either or both? > > Thanks. > Ya. Remove the light bulbs. But don't f.cking drive close to me in the night > time or I can't see ya with my tinted glass.. Pointless I've been driving since 1958 and have had only two minor accidents. In both cases I was hit from behind while stopped in traffic. Nothing would have helped here. Seatbelt? AirBag? Headlights? Maybe just the head rest, which my '59 Chevy did not have. We need competent drivers and not whiz bang, gee whiz, gadgets to protect us. BTW, has anybody done a study to see if the third brake light has actually done any good other than make some brake light suppliers happy? Al Really. I'm sure you'd have got more accidents than just two if you don't employ the gadgets. Why don't you drive with your legs on the floor....YaBaDaBa Dooo... Signature--------------------------------------------------------------------- "Are you still wasting your time with spam?... There is a solution!" Protected by GIANT Company's Spam Inspector The most powerful anti-spam software available. http://mail.spaminspector.com >> Ya. Remove the light bulbs. But don't f.cking drive close to me in the >> night [quoted text clipped - 13 lines] > > Al DRL fix: http://www.legacygt.com/forums/showthread.php?t=2117&highlight=DRL > Does anyone know how to do either or both? > > Thanks. That seems quite easy. What about 94 outback? Same location? Dunno, I think in earlier Subaru models you need to cut a wire somwhere under the hood, easy :) > That seems quite easy. What about 94 outback? Same location? i meant 04 outback. how do i lose drl See if this applies: http://www.lightsout.org/disable.html#Subaru > i meant 04 outback. how do i lose drl |
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