Seat Belt Alarm Disconnect
10-03-2008, 08:57 AM
#13
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Its not necesarily because people are chomping at the bits to risk their lives. Its funny this thread was made because I was going to make a similar one. I bought an 03 GT about 3 weeks ago. I like to sit in my car and eat lunch while I listen to The Jim Rome Show. This presents a problem.....because for some reason when you have the engine off and have it in park and you turn the radio/electronics on it will ding and ding and ding at you if you have your belt off. However if I have the engine on and the belt off it wont ding, WTF?
So for now i've been just hooking the seat belt up and sitting back against it. This is already getting very very old. The 2003 manual doesn't seem to offer any solution to this problem whatsoever.
So for now i've been just hooking the seat belt up and sitting back against it. This is already getting very very old. The 2003 manual doesn't seem to offer any solution to this problem whatsoever.
Last edited by Hangwire; 10-03-2008 at 09:08 AM.
10-03-2008, 09:57 AM
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Its not necesarily because people are chomping at the bits to risk their lives. Its funny this thread was made because I was going to make a similar one. I bought an 03 GT about 3 weeks ago. I like to sit in my car and eat lunch while I listen to The Jim Rome Show. This presents a problem.....because for some reason when you have the engine off and have it in park and you turn the radio/electronics on it will ding and ding and ding at you if you have your belt off. However if I have the engine on and the belt off it wont ding, WTF?
So for now i've been just hooking the seat belt up and sitting back against it. This is already getting very very old. The 2003 manual doesn't seem to offer any solution to this problem whatsoever.
So for now i've been just hooking the seat belt up and sitting back against it. This is already getting very very old. The 2003 manual doesn't seem to offer any solution to this problem whatsoever.
It's got to be in your manual, probably under a section you wouldn't think it would be under. Can't remember which one, and my car is in the shop or I'd tell you what section.
10-03-2008, 11:06 AM
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not to burst anyones bubble, but there are such things as a 3 and 5 point harness. why is everyone so quick to give this dude a hard time? just because someone wants to turn the chime off doesn't mean he wants to break the law. Just give people a little slack....just my 02.
10-03-2008, 12:58 PM
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not to burst anyones bubble, but there are such things as a 3 and 5 point harness. why is everyone so quick to give this dude a hard time? just because someone wants to turn the chime off doesn't mean he wants to break the law. Just give people a little slack....just my 02.
My old '03 GT never had this though, so I guess it was disabled before I got it.
10-03-2008, 01:51 PM
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Its not necesarily because people are chomping at the bits to risk their lives. Its funny this thread was made because I was going to make a similar one. I bought an 03 GT about 3 weeks ago. I like to sit in my car and eat lunch while I listen to The Jim Rome Show. This presents a problem.....because for some reason when you have the engine off and have it in park and you turn the radio/electronics on it will ding and ding and ding at you if you have your belt off. However if I have the engine on and the belt off it wont ding, WTF?
So for now i've been just hooking the seat belt up and sitting back against it. This is already getting very very old. The 2003 manual doesn't seem to offer any solution to this problem whatsoever.
So for now i've been just hooking the seat belt up and sitting back against it. This is already getting very very old. The 2003 manual doesn't seem to offer any solution to this problem whatsoever.
