Disabling SeatBelt Chime

[pullmychamb]

Hey,

So before I get flamed. I am a HUGE supporter of wearing seat belts, however I help out my family and have to go to nurseries to pick out plants, trees, and bushes for jobsites. With that being said, i'm constantly getting in and out every 30 or yards so I cant be taking off and on my seatbelt goign less than 15 mph. Is there a fuse i can pull to disable this annoying chime

[P1]

Perhaps you can shut the car off when you make a quick stop?

[windsailor]

have you checked the list of coding from http://www.youtube.com/user/codemycar?

[X5M Badass]

Or just get keep the seat belt buckled behind you ? that will stop it

[X5ist]

Originally Posted by pullmychamb

Hey,

So before I get flamed. I am a HUGE supporter of wearing seat belts, however I help out my family and have to go to nurseries to pick out plants, trees, and bushes for jobsites. With that being said, i'm constantly getting in and out every 30 or yards so I cant be taking off and on my seatbelt goign less than 15 mph. Is there a fuse i can pull to disable this annoying chime

You can just buy this car set buckle alarm stopper or get it Coded

http://www.ebay.com/itm/For-BMW-Car-...765612&vxp=mtr

[Neon01]

As others have said, I'd go the coding route. It's what I did to get rid of mine. My wife tends to lean back to the back seat to get things for the kids (2 and 4), so it was a major nuisance when she did that (since she's still partially in the seat). Plus, for some stupid reason the sensor in the passenger seat in my X5 was so sensitive it would recognize a laptop as a passenger and give me the same alarm.

I coded mine out once I picked up the basics of coding. It's really pretty easy. Getting the files set up and your PC squared away is the toughest part. I recommend reading up on it if this really bothers you. There are tons of other neat things you can do with it too (DVD in motion is one of them).

[dzampi]

that Seat Belt Buckle Alarm Safety Clasp Stop Canceller is Awesome!!!

[MonteCarloX5///M]

Originally Posted by P1et

Perhaps you can shut the car off when you make a quick stop?

with the number of stops he says he makes, that would be terrible for his ignition system

[P1]

Originally Posted by MonteCarloX5///M

with the number of stops he says he makes, that would be terrible for his ignition system

How would that compare to say the new 5-series which has that automatic on-off system when you are stopped in traffic?

[Turbobusa]

Originally Posted by P1et

How would that compare to say the new 5-series which has that automatic on-off system when you are stopped in traffic?

That's bad for the system also. Yeah... save some gas but wear out the dam starter.

[X5ist]

Originally Posted by pullmychamb

Hey,

So before I get flamed. I am a HUGE supporter of wearing seat belts, however I help out my family and have to go to nurseries to pick out plants, trees, and bushes for jobsites. With that being said, i'm constantly getting in and out every 30 or yards so I cant be taking off and on my seatbelt goign less than 15 mph. Is there a fuse i can pull to disable this annoying chime

Just got mine coded last night by BIM Coding, no more chime no more ding ding ding

[MonteCarloX5///M]

Originally Posted by P1et

How would that compare to say the new 5-series which has that automatic on-off system when you are stopped in traffic?

Who ever said that that system is good for the car? It's a selling feature for morons who think shutting the car off and on at every light will save them money on gas. It'll save them maybe $3.75 per year, but cost them 100x more to fix their ignition system. The best fuel saver at a light is to throw it in neutral (in an auto car), and even that isn't the greatest to do.

[pullmychamb]

Thanks guys!


yea turning the car off and on about 50 times in a hour probably isn't the best!