the beep!
11-20-2007, 08:49 PM
#13
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Join Date: Mar 2007
Location: Florida
Posts: 99
RE: the beep!
ORIGINAL: mustangred
I'm so use to it that I don't realize its going off until I have somebody else in the car that reminds me of it.
I'm so use to it that I don't realize its going off until I have somebody else in the car that reminds me of it.
11-24-2007, 02:52 PM
#14
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Join Date: Apr 2006
Location: North Carolina
Posts: 50
RE: the beep!
One way is to go to your local Ford dealership and ask for a free seat belt extender. They give them away free for the thinly chanlenged. It just hooks into the female portion and your seat belt would hook into that. It should stop it from beeping.
11-24-2007, 04:44 PM
#15
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Join Date: Oct 2006
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RE: the beep!
Sorry guys but I am going to tell you the OTHER side of wearing seatbelts. Im an intern officer so I work with the local police and I've seen plenty of people who did infact wear their seatbelt and they did not make it because they were wearing their belts. On a personal note. I lost a good friend because she was wearing her seatbelt. The car hit a tree and became ungulfed and she burned to death because she could not get her seatbelt off. I personally do not wear mine. Especially in the cruiser, as well as most cops because its difficult to get it around the gun holster and if you we have to get out in an emergency situation we need to get out and NOT deal with getting the belt off.
11-24-2007, 04:46 PM
#16
RE: the beep!
ORIGINAL: brettxw
Sorry guys but I am going to tell you the OTHER side of wearing seatbelts. Im an intern officer so I work with the local police and I've seen plenty of people who did infact wear their seatbelt and they did not make it because they were wearing their belts. On a personal note. I lost a good friend because she was wearing her seatbelt. The car hit a tree and became ungulfed and she burned to death because she could not get her seatbelt off. I personally do not wear mine. Especially in the cruiser, as well as most cops because its difficult to get it around the gun holster and if you we have to get out in an emergency situation we need to get out and NOT deal with getting the belt off.
Sorry guys but I am going to tell you the OTHER side of wearing seatbelts. Im an intern officer so I work with the local police and I've seen plenty of people who did infact wear their seatbelt and they did not make it because they were wearing their belts. On a personal note. I lost a good friend because she was wearing her seatbelt. The car hit a tree and became ungulfed and she burned to death because she could not get her seatbelt off. I personally do not wear mine. Especially in the cruiser, as well as most cops because its difficult to get it around the gun holster and if you we have to get out in an emergency situation we need to get out and NOT deal with getting the belt off.
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