How Do You Disable A Seat Belt Sensor Alarm?
Most vehicle manufacturers install a warning system in their cars and trucks to remind the driver and passengers to fasten their seat belts. The system is usually two-fold, using a flashing dashboard light and a chime or bell sound that repeats at certain time intervals. While it is imperative for your own safety to keep on your seat belt while driving, sometimes you are parked with just the ignition on while waiting outside a home or store. In these cases, instead of having to listen to the seat belt sensor alarm go off repeatedly, you can disable the feature to provide peace and quiet. Figure out whether your car has an alarm that goes off when the occupants do not put on their seat belts. Without fastening your safety belt, turn on the ignition and wait a few minutes to listen for a chime accompanied by a dashboard light depicting a person with a seat belt. If both the alarm and light are present, your vehicle is equipped with a seat belt sensor alarm. Locate the driver’s manual for
