[Chirpz]

Originally Posted by notransitory128

This worked like a charm!! I hated that beeping!!! Thanks!!

I was wearing seatbelts before most cars even had them...but I do hate that beeping. I'm going to try this for sure.

[Luck06]

Originally Posted by Chirpz

I was wearing seatbelts before most cars even had them...

Was that back around the time this post was created? j/k!

[07WKLtd]

Originally Posted by IceMan24

I remember doing something similar to this and it worked. I've been looking for the original thread, but not much luck. If I remember right, I didn't have to turn the ignition on, just to the Acc spot. If that doesn't work, try turning the ignition on, doing the sequence, then turning the vehicle back to Acc, not off, and wait for the single chime.

It definitely works, and yes you just have to turn it to the ON position on each turn. You can find the original post if you search on my username, but the procedure listed earlier is a complete cut & paste from my post from a few years back.

As some have said, it may take you 2-3 tries to get the timing right.

[TokenBlackJeep]

Simple fix!

Look at this on eBay:

CARBON FIBER SAFTY SEAT BELT BUCKLE ALARM STOPPER NULL INSERT FOR CAR TRUCK SUV

http://bit.ly/Jfy2Kk

[BleedingBlue]

I find it interesting it is the law to wear a seatbelt in Indiana, but you do not have to wear a helmet on a motorcycle...

[Pyroman_28]

Originally Posted by BleedingBlue

I find it interesting it is the law to wear a seatbelt in Indiana, but you do not have to wear a helmet on a motorcycle...

its like that most places ive seen. hell in Fl you dont even have to have insurance on a bike- its never been about safety lol.

[Chirpz]

Originally Posted by Pyroman_28

its like that most places ive seen. hell in Fl you dont even have to have insurance on a bike- its never been about safety lol.

That's right. They figure that if you get in a wreck you are going to be dead anyway.

[Chirpz]

Originally Posted by Luck06

Was that back around the time this post was created? j/k!

Hmmm.... I think so.

Actually, my 1959 bug eyed Sprite (first car) came with seat belts while mose American cars did not.

[Chirpz]

Originally Posted by TokenBlackJeep

Simple fix!

Look at this on eBay:

CARBON FIBER SAFTY SEAT BELT BUCKLE ALARM STOPPER NULL INSERT FOR CAR TRUCK SUV

http://bit.ly/Jfy2Kk

I can't use one of these. It says right on it "Do Not Use."

[TangoTango]

Cool. Had to do it re-buckle it 4 times before it worked.

[TangoTango]

Originally Posted by Chirpz

I can't use one of these. It says right on it "Do Not Use."

[Mainsail]

Originally Posted by Chirpz

I can't use one of these. It says right on it "Do Not Use."

I have to wonder, if you were in a wreck and the cops wrote in the accident report that you had your seat belt bypassed, if your insurance company would pay. I remember in the military seat belt use was mandatory on and off base (even before the states started enforcing the laws), and if you were in a wreck and were injured, and the cop mentioned you weren't wearing your seat belt, they would pursue disciplinary action against you.

[07WKLtd]

Originally Posted by Mainsail

I have to wonder, if you were in a wreck and the cops wrote in the accident report that you had your seat belt bypassed, if your insurance company would pay. I remember in the military seat belt use was mandatory on and off base (even before the states started enforcing the laws), and if you were in a wreck and were injured, and the cop mentioned you weren't wearing your seat belt, they would pursue disciplinary action against you.

The insurance company would still pay. In the military it's quite a bit different. As a private citizen, you are simply putting yourself at risk. If you're enlisted in the military, you aren't putting yourself at risk - you are putting US Government Property at risk, because they own your a$$.

[apower1105]

Originally Posted by IceMan24

I remember doing something similar to this and it worked. I've been looking for the original thread, but not much luck. If I remember right, I didn't have to turn the ignition on, just to the Acc spot. If that doesn't work, try turning the ignition on, doing the sequence, then turning the vehicle back to Acc, not off, and wait for the single chime.

Worked first time for me. I turned the key back to the Acc and not completely off.

[TangoTango]

That #4 should say
4. Turn the ignition switch back to the ACC position, turning off the engine. A single chime will sound to signify that your life is in your own hands.