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Old 12-15-2013, 09:27 AM   #1
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Seatbelt sensor going off with no passenger

So I recently purchased a greddy evo3 exhaust for my frs. I had the silencers in for about two weeks and didn't like the way it sounded so I took them off last night and no sooner than doing that my seatbelt sensor started going off. Could these two be tied into each other in any way?
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Old 12-15-2013, 09:31 AM   #2
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Did you place something on your passenger seat?
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Old 12-15-2013, 02:27 PM   #3
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Old 12-17-2013, 06:28 PM   #4
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Cell phone should not trigger it. Usually something over 35lbs should only trigger it.

I would have the dealer look into.
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Cell phone should not trigger it. Usually something over 35lbs should only trigger it.

I would have the dealer look into.
Cell phone definitely triggers it. Something between the electronics sets it off. Many members have had this.
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Cell phone should not trigger it. Usually something over 35lbs should only trigger it.

I would have the dealer look into.
Our car uses a capacitance type occupant detection sensor. Anything that interferes with the electrical field generated by the sensor can affect it. Cellphones included, especially when charging.
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Cell phone 100% definitely triggers it.
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I concur my cell trips it every time. lol
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So I tried placing my phone on the seat and sure enough it set it off and vise versa. Thanks for the help
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Mine only sets it off when its plugged into the charger and sitting directly on the seat. Funny enough, if its sitting on top of a newspaper or something thicker, it won't set the sensor off.
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That explains it for me too. I've always thought it was so sensitive that the weight of my cellphone ( and usually other very light miscellaneous items) was making the very annoying passenger dealt belt warning thing go off.
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Our car uses a capacitance type occupant detection sensor. Anything that interferes with the electrical field generated by the sensor can affect it. Cellphones included, especially when charging.
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My cell phone triggers it everytime i put it in the seat with nothing else on it
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