Seat belt chime
#61
CF Junior Member
Yes, find the wire under the seat that goes to the buckle receiver (the part next tot he seat that you plug the belt into) and unplug the connector or cut the wire. This has no affect on airbags or anything else. It tells the car the seat belt IS buckled all the time. It's kind of counter intuitive, you're disconnecting something to tell it something else IS connected. The wire lets the car know if the belt is unbuckled, not buckled so no harm in disconnecting this wire. Of course any mods at your own risk, your insurance company may deny any medical claims if you do this mod and get injured due to not wearing a seat belt, you should always wear your seat belt, etc. I always buckle up but have done this before in a car where the chime was so annoying I wanted to insert fist through instrument panel every time I heard it so no, doing this doesn't mean I don't buckle up. Good day!
#63
Found out
1. Turn ignition to run but don't start it
2. Buckle and unbuckle the seatbelt 12 times then immediately start it
3. Shut the key off and turn it back to run
4. Honk the horn 3 times
5. Shut the key off and turn it to run
6. Lock and unlock the vehicle 5 times
7. Shut the key off and turn it to run again
8. And finally buckle and unbuckle the seatbelt another 12 times
9. Shut the key off and start it and the chime will be gone
enjoy your ding free life lol (:
#64
Ok, for the crap that's in the passenger seat, a seat belt around the items won't exactly cut it. And the weight of a box of files plus a printer causes my seat belt to go off - whether I'm wearing mine or not. SO... in a 2016 Chevy Caprice, how do I disable it? The junk yard doesn't have any that fit my car - yet.
Last edited by MechChick; July 4th, 2017 at 10:40 AM. Reason: clarification
#65
Funny
I don't think this works for a 2016 Caprice, tho.
i worked at a Chevy dealer and learned how to do this they made it so it's a real hassle to shut it off.
1. Turn ignition to run but don't start it
2. Buckle and unbuckle the seatbelt 12 times then immediately start it
3. Shut the key off and turn it back to run
4. Honk the horn 3 times
5. Shut the key off and turn it to run
6. Lock and unlock the vehicle 5 times
7. Shut the key off and turn it to run again
8. And finally buckle and unbuckle the seatbelt another 12 times
9. Shut the key off and start it and the chime will be gone
enjoy your ding free life lol (:
1. Turn ignition to run but don't start it
2. Buckle and unbuckle the seatbelt 12 times then immediately start it
3. Shut the key off and turn it back to run
4. Honk the horn 3 times
5. Shut the key off and turn it to run
6. Lock and unlock the vehicle 5 times
7. Shut the key off and turn it to run again
8. And finally buckle and unbuckle the seatbelt another 12 times
9. Shut the key off and start it and the chime will be gone
enjoy your ding free life lol (:
#66
CF Junior Member
#67
(I also have a GMC Sierra C3, and despite any Tahoe similatties, none of these methods work, lol)
#68
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Not that I don't use my belt it stays on the entire time I'm driving only stops when I come to a complete stop. Drives me crazy but this is why I want to know
#69
Not the law everywhere
Plus my dog sets it off constantly.
Last edited by Alexander Brigham; October 14th, 2019 at 6:20 PM.
#70
Nobody really gives a **** what you really have to wonder. You've got too much time on your hands.
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