How Do You Turn Off That Annoying "no Seatbelt" Beeping!!!! (Moved)

[FLAFIRE]

I can tell you after working many years for Fire Rescue in a big city seatbelts save lives, especially when going over the posted speedlimit as most car enthusiasts like ourselves often do. Whereas, there are a few instances where the seatbelt might of made it worse by staying in the vehicle, it usually means the difference between a hospital visit or us using a shovel at the scene. Food for thought!

[Nuclearjack]

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[bigmike32172]

Originally Posted by Spectre

i believe you turn your key to ACC and then just insert and release the seatbelt 3 times in a row. then turn off the car. i believe that's how you shut it off.

This is the best advice yet!
I am going down to the garage to try this out on my Viper and SRT8!
THANX!

[CplDaugherty]

RTFM!!!!!!!!

For real though, the instructions are in the manual.

[Pusbum]

I always wear my sealbelt also....except when I am in a car park or something like that and then the beeps get annoying. I didn't even think to look at the manual or ask how to turn this off...thanks for asking the question Chip :-)

[Spectre]

Lol, i finally feel appreciated on this forum. i think it's the first ever time someone has thanked me for something! WOO HOO!! :-) glad to be of service guys. yeah i always wear my seatbelt too but i like to put it on after i start moving and the beeps annoy me. that's why i turned it off.

[KennyKing]

yeah if you read your owners manual it tells you everything you need to know in there..theres alot of helpfull advice in there! I read it all lol the day I bought my car

[OoTLink]

If you are the sort who doesn't put it on before hitting the road, I'd warn ya to be really careful when you get out of your driveway, it's not uncommon for people to get hit backing out/leaving their driveways.

[Dan G]

Lemme get this straight. I can turn off the seatbelt reminder but I can't use Nav while in motion??

WTF are these lawyers thinking?

[RobinVA]

I don't even start my engine until I've fastened my seatbelt. They have saved me twice in my 47 years of driving.