Clever people help.... seat beeper

[dajones]

When I drive my car without seat belts on the dash goes nuts and beeps. How can I switch this off? I do a fair bit of airfield driving under 15mph so the seatbelt is just a hindrance. Guessing I can put resistors in the plugs, what size would I need?

 

[Zeitgeist0190]

You could really just wear your seatbelt. That'd be the easiest option here. for the whole second or two it takes?.

Or find the beeper, cut it off and join both wires together.

 

[The Boosh!]

I'd just buy a seatbelt plug thing off ebay/scrappy and stick that in there when you're at work to shut it up.

 

[JamesBryan]

Plug the seatbelt in first, then sit down.

 

[Tim.]

I'd just buy a seatbelt plug thing off ebay/scrappy and stick that in there when you're at work to shut it up.

This is the common solution for those with harnesses.

 

[guysy]

You can open up the seatbelt and press the connectors together cant you so it makes a closed circuit all the time without the belt ?

 

[dajones]

Turns out its as simple as unplugging the sensor plug in the seats. Car is used on the motorway once a month (with seatbelt) the rest of the time I very rarely get near 20mph. And its shut the beeper off when I leave something on my passenger seat. Cheers all

 

[Sean6545]

Plug the passengers seatbelt into the drivers receiver.

 

[Jekyll]

Remove the seat belt clip cover (2x 5mm torx fixings iirc) and pull apart the 2 metal fixings so they are not connected.

 

[welshname]

Remove the seat belt clip cover (2x 5mm torx fixings iirc) and pull apart the 2 metal fixings so they are not connected.

That's the single best idea I've ever heard. Where'd you get that from?

 

[Jekyll]

Going back some years now. Think I read it on here. Some good looking young genius told me...