| disillusioned | 11-27-2006 01:14 PM |
when youre doing the 20 click procedure, make sure you fully remove the buckle from the latch, if not, it wont work correctly. dont just push and click, you have to take the thing out. if not, it wont work.
| MotoRaider | 01-06-2007 11:10 PM |
works like a charm, the chime is gone!
| JiveMasterT | 01-07-2007 07:34 PM |
Yeah I tried it a few times and I couldn't get it to work. One day I got into the car and it was gone. I was thrilled. The thing was though, it would beep even if I wasn't in the seat. Like if I started my car to warm it up and left it running I would return to it a few minutes later and still hear that stupid beep.
| Windstorm | 04-21-2007 12:02 AM |
Worked like a charm on 2007 Can. spec WRX. Only took like 5 clicks/unclicks too.
Super simple & sweet.
Super simple & sweet.
| Mooneyes13 | 04-21-2007 12:46 AM |
in for this in the morning
| Mooneyes13 | 04-23-2007 08:51 AM |
worked. thanks.
| jargon | 04-23-2007 10:14 AM |
any other place>stealership>dog poo>alanis morisette>you
wear your damn seatbelt man. or buy a bugeye.
wear your damn seatbelt man. or buy a bugeye.
| MarkRx | 04-23-2007 12:46 PM |
67 posts and no one has mentioned to just unplug the yellow connector under the drivers seat?! I did that the same day i got the car, now you can see the seatbelt minder light flash on the dash, but chime is completely gone.
| munkis | 04-23-2007 01:43 PM |
nvm345
| Tuba Matt | 04-23-2007 04:53 PM |
[quote=f1vlad;13633748]06 WRX annoying seat belt alarm sound HOW TO DISABLE? dealer quoted $70
Does anyone know how to disable an annoying alarm when your seatbelt is not used? It's annoying as hell :( Dealer said $70 to get it taken care of. Just wondering if there's an DIY for it.
Thanks.
Vlad[/quote]
The best way to fix this is to wear your seatbelt. It works everytime.
Does anyone know how to disable an annoying alarm when your seatbelt is not used? It's annoying as hell :( Dealer said $70 to get it taken care of. Just wondering if there's an DIY for it.
Thanks.
Vlad[/quote]
The best way to fix this is to wear your seatbelt. It works everytime.
| flimflamman | 05-17-2007 05:43 PM |
Another search pays off. It worked for me the first time. No more chime! :banana: Thanks for the info.
| ajmilano | 05-17-2007 05:51 PM |
wow, thank you all i thought i was going to kill myself over this, in my friends jeep it tells you in the manual how to disable it, subaru leaves you on your own
| bolderer | 10-05-2007 01:27 PM |
[QUOTE=Tuba Matt;17824671]The best way to fix this is to wear your seatbelt. It works everytime.[/QUOTE]
You are a massive douche bag. Try reading a thread once in a while and you'll see that your asinine comment had been made and subsequently flamed several times already. Just wear YOUR seatbelt and S.T.F.U.!!!!!
You are a massive douche bag. Try reading a thread once in a while and you'll see that your asinine comment had been made and subsequently flamed several times already. Just wear YOUR seatbelt and S.T.F.U.!!!!!
| ufos8mydog | 10-05-2007 02:43 PM |
[quote=MarkRx;17820780]67 posts and no one has mentioned to just unplug the yellow connector under the drivers seat?! I did that the same day i got the car, now you can see the seatbelt minder light flash on the dash, but chime is completely gone.[/quote]
yeah, i was wondering the same thing. it takes two seconds to unplug the connnector. i did it the first day i got the car too. i think there are 4 connectors under the seat and i had to test each one to see which one controlled the chime. i never hear the chime anymore. im wondering if this is a bad thing to do, cuz no one else seems to be doing this. but i didnt ask anyone about it, i just figured it out on my own.
yeah, i was wondering the same thing. it takes two seconds to unplug the connnector. i did it the first day i got the car too. i think there are 4 connectors under the seat and i had to test each one to see which one controlled the chime. i never hear the chime anymore. im wondering if this is a bad thing to do, cuz no one else seems to be doing this. but i didnt ask anyone about it, i just figured it out on my own.
| deviantek | 10-05-2007 04:39 PM |
[quote=ufos8mydog;19602248]yeah, i was wondering the same thing. it takes two seconds to unplug the connnector. i did it the first day i got the car too. i think there are 4 connectors under the seat and i had to test each one to see which one controlled the chime. i never hear the chime anymore. im wondering if this is a bad thing to do, cuz no one else seems to be doing this. but i didnt ask anyone about it, i just figured it out on my own.[/quote]
Seriously. This is a terrible thread containing alot of bad information. I was one of the unlucky few who read the first 70ish posts and did the 20 clicks thing... wow I feel dumb for doing that every time i reset my battery.
SIMPLY UNPLUG THE YELLOW CONNECTOR BELOW YOUR SEAT!!! Problem solved.
Seriously. This is a terrible thread containing alot of bad information. I was one of the unlucky few who read the first 70ish posts and did the 20 clicks thing... wow I feel dumb for doing that every time i reset my battery.
SIMPLY UNPLUG THE YELLOW CONNECTOR BELOW YOUR SEAT!!! Problem solved.
| f1vlad | 10-06-2007 12:09 AM |
[quote=deviantek;19603703]Seriously. This is a terrible thread containing alot of bad information. I was one of the unlucky few who read the first 70ish posts and did the 20 clicks thing... wow I feel dumb for doing that every time i reset my battery.
SIMPLY UNPLUG THE YELLOW CONNECTOR BELOW YOUR SEAT!!! Problem solved.[/quote]
Why don't you start your own thread for proper alarm disabling then. I think this is perfect way to temporarily disable it.
SIMPLY UNPLUG THE YELLOW CONNECTOR BELOW YOUR SEAT!!! Problem solved.[/quote]
Why don't you start your own thread for proper alarm disabling then. I think this is perfect way to temporarily disable it.
| shoefean | 10-06-2007 05:56 PM |
[quote=jblaze5579;13637235]I have an 06 and I could never get this trick to work
still bugs me[/quote]
worked for me!! Try it from the passenger seat!
still bugs me[/quote]
worked for me!! Try it from the passenger seat!
| pheonix991 | 10-06-2007 07:29 PM |
Can't you take apart the buckle, and slide the switch down? I forgot what year, but, that is how some of the Legacy's are.
Edit: found it.
[url]http://legacygt.com/forums/showthread.php?t=62304[/url]
Edit: found it.
[url]http://legacygt.com/forums/showthread.php?t=62304[/url]
| truenosan | 10-06-2007 10:35 PM |
it worked fine on my car the first time
| tofushopguy | 10-07-2007 02:18 AM |
I have an 06 TR and the trick worked for me.
| wrxSIN | 10-07-2007 03:41 AM |
subscribed! trying it tommrow!
| bolderer | 10-07-2007 10:13 AM |
Works for me. Takes 5 clicks exactly.
| jay25RS | 10-07-2007 10:37 AM |
[QUOTE=jblaze5579;13637235]I have an 06 and I could never get this trick to work
still bugs me[/QUOTE]
I couldn't get mine to work then I did this:
1. Open door and sit down.
2. Turn key to "On" position (IGN)
3. Press and hold red release button on D/S seatbelt buckle.
4. Rapidly insert and pull out the metal chrome buckle 30 times.
5. Turn key to "Off" position
6. Start car and VOILA! only the initial warning chime and nothing more.
still bugs me[/QUOTE]
I couldn't get mine to work then I did this:
1. Open door and sit down.
2. Turn key to "On" position (IGN)
3. Press and hold red release button on D/S seatbelt buckle.
4. Rapidly insert and pull out the metal chrome buckle 30 times.
5. Turn key to "Off" position
6. Start car and VOILA! only the initial warning chime and nothing more.
| mdungelman | 10-07-2007 10:39 AM |
And...if it doesn't work the first time, do it again until it does.
| StretchSTI | 10-07-2007 03:27 PM |
YES i did it! its gone! haha
but yeah, it took me a few tries to do it... and the wait to hear if it goes back on or not is torture... then the chime comes on and thats a torture of its own.
do yours still come on when you first turn the car on?
but yeah, it took me a few tries to do it... and the wait to hear if it goes back on or not is torture... then the chime comes on and thats a torture of its own.
do yours still come on when you first turn the car on?
| Badler | 10-07-2007 03:35 PM |
The inital beep still goes on.
| skoobywrx | 11-09-2007 01:10 PM |
hmmm wonder if this works for the passenger seat?
| swrtswrt | 11-09-2007 02:01 PM |
worked first time for me too:rolleyes:
| Marlons101 | 11-09-2007 02:07 PM |
wierd...ever since i owned my car ive never gotten a seatbelt chime...NOR does that red seatbelt sign come on when im driving with no belt on...doesnt bother me...just wierd? anybody else have this issue? i wouldnt really call it a problem...
| EvoSpeed | 11-09-2007 06:32 PM |
Anyone know how to disable to open door chime when the key is in the ignition and the car is off?
| JiveMasterT | 11-09-2007 06:56 PM |
[QUOTE=EvoSpeed;19997610]Anyone know how to disable to open door chime when the key is in the ignition and the car is off?[/QUOTE]
Rip out the speaker.
[QUOTE=skoobywrx;19993541]hmmm wonder if this works for the passenger seat?[/QUOTE]
There is no chime for the passenger seat.
Rip out the speaker.
[QUOTE=skoobywrx;19993541]hmmm wonder if this works for the passenger seat?[/QUOTE]
There is no chime for the passenger seat.
| EvoSpeed | 11-09-2007 07:02 PM |
[quote=JiveMasterT;19997842]Rip out the speaker.
[/quote]
I'm down, wheres it at? whats it look like?
[/quote]
I'm down, wheres it at? whats it look like?
| skoobywrx | 11-10-2007 12:04 PM |
[QUOTE=JiveMasterT;19997842]Rip out the speaker.
There is no chime for the passenger seat.[/QUOTE]
for my wifes 05 legacy there is
There is no chime for the passenger seat.[/QUOTE]
for my wifes 05 legacy there is
| wrxsmy | 11-10-2007 05:30 PM |
theres a wire under your seat try to find it and it should go away ii know its very annoying but i recemend driveing with your seatbelt on lol.
| cobbyy | 11-11-2007 07:00 AM |
i just did this and it worked first time! no more chime! also when doors is open that chime is gone too!! :)
| higgins14 | 11-11-2007 09:48 AM |
[quote=D-2.5-GT;13635450]Not sure on the rex, but this trick originally came from us guys with 05 LGTs. Its worth a shot.[/quote]
Can I assume that this same procedure will work with my wife's 06 legacy? I got her a remote start for her birthday, now the beeping goes on as soon as she is in her car...
Can I assume that this same procedure will work with my wife's 06 legacy? I got her a remote start for her birthday, now the beeping goes on as soon as she is in her car...
| f1vlad | 11-12-2007 12:11 AM |
[quote=higgins14;20008588]Can I assume that this same procedure will work with my wife's 06 legacy? I got her a remote start for her birthday, now the beeping goes on as soon as she is in her car...[/quote]
i don't think you can assume. Just give it a try. It'll take like few min to try it.
i don't think you can assume. Just give it a try. It'll take like few min to try it.
| Wind25RS | 11-12-2007 10:38 AM |
I have an 07 and my chime wouldnt go away til I started the car. Then I started buckling and unbuckling over and over for about 20 times then I drove away. You'll notice when it works because not only will the chime go away but so will the seatbelt light in your center console. Only time it chimes is the initial set then the light turns out and the chime stops.
| EvoSpeed | 11-13-2007 01:16 PM |
[quote=EvoSpeed;19997610]Anyone know how to disable the "open door chime" when the key is in the ignition and the car is off? (besides obviously turning the key to "on")[/quote]
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| steve | 11-13-2007 01:27 PM |
[QUOTE=Wind25RS;20017477]I have an 07 and my chime wouldnt go away til I started the car. Then I started buckling and unbuckling over and over for about 20 times then I drove away. You'll notice when it works because not only will the chime go away but so will the seatbelt light in your center console. Only time it chimes is the initial set then the light turns out and the chime stops.[/QUOTE]
werd.
I just did it the other day myself.
It took 2 tries, but the chime is gone.
Good uckfing riddance!
werd.
I just did it the other day myself.
It took 2 tries, but the chime is gone.
Good uckfing riddance!
| uBuCk | 11-13-2007 10:32 PM |
This work's in an '08 too if anyone was wondering.
| lambtor | 11-14-2007 09:31 AM |
this should probably be stickied.
| Icculus | 11-14-2007 08:07 PM |
[quote=deviantek;19603703]I was one of the unlucky few who read the first 70ish posts and did the 20 clicks thing... wow I feel dumb for doing that every time i reset my battery.
SIMPLY UNPLUG THE YELLOW CONNECTOR BELOW YOUR SEAT!!! Problem solved.[/quote]
So I went to do this instead of doing the click business. Only thing is there are 2 yellow connectors under my seat.:confused:
Any idea how I can tell the difference other than unplug each one and see what doesn't work. Also, not trying to hijack the thread but, does anybody know what all the different connectors are. I think there are 4 and was just curious. Thx
And in [URL="http://forums.nasioc.com/forums/showthread.php?t=1313718&highlight=seat+connectors"]THIS[/URL] shorter and more flame laden post someone says unplug the black one.
SIMPLY UNPLUG THE YELLOW CONNECTOR BELOW YOUR SEAT!!! Problem solved.[/quote]
So I went to do this instead of doing the click business. Only thing is there are 2 yellow connectors under my seat.:confused:
Any idea how I can tell the difference other than unplug each one and see what doesn't work. Also, not trying to hijack the thread but, does anybody know what all the different connectors are. I think there are 4 and was just curious. Thx
And in [URL="http://forums.nasioc.com/forums/showthread.php?t=1313718&highlight=seat+connectors"]THIS[/URL] shorter and more flame laden post someone says unplug the black one.
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