Subaru seat belt chime

[Draco-REX]

Originally Posted by ashtray

This sounds like an Internet prank. Hold on, first I need to lick my iPad...

:p

(the above method may be correct, but it just sounds like something you'd tell people to do, to see if they'd do it. Try holding a rubber duck in your left hand while you operate the seatbelt with your right hand. Will that help? It'll help ME! Hahaha)

Originally Posted by pithy_logorrhea

It's true. But you have to do it when the moon is only half full. Don't worry guys we are not driving around with our seat belts on. It's nice not to hear that when you have a harness on.

http://www.iwsti.com/forums/gr-i-c-e...elt-alarm.html

[pithy_logorrhea]

Originally Posted by Draco-REX

http://www.iwsti.com/forums/gr-i-c-e...elt-alarm.html

Heh, could make a lot of money making those and selling them to idiots. Make it look like carbon fiber and slap STi on it. Or Monster energy drink...since that is what all the new Subaru fanboys are in to now.

[Turbowned]

Originally Posted by ashtray

This sounds like an Internet prank. Hold on, first I need to lick my iPad...

:p

(the above method may be correct, but it just sounds like something you'd tell people to do, to see if they'd do it. Try holding a rubber duck in your left hand while you operate the seatbelt with your right hand. Will that help? It'll help ME! Hahaha)

We used to joke about my friend who thought he knew how to "performance shift" the 4spd auto in his 2002 Buick. "You need to double-tap the gas pedal so it drops two gears, flip the sunvisor twice, and kick your ruby red slippers together saying 'There's no place like home' and that will transport you into warp drive so you can get home faster".

[sysfailur]

Yeah I disabled mine on my STi. You just have to fool the sensors and unplug/replug it real fast.

EDIT: lol the "nintendo cheat" posted up was by me on iwsti... but I give thanks to the guys on legacygt forums as I learned it there on my 07 legacy gt.

[Scooby]

I haven't studied the seatbelt holders in this car but I once wrote a little instruction on how I silenced it in a few of my previous cars. Might work the same way here, don't know for sure though.

Open up the enclosure that holds the driver side clip counterpart (usually by removing a few small screws). If you study the mechanism you will notice that the circuit that sets off the annoying beep is actually based on a closed loop, that gets interrupted if the clip is inserted. The small grey plastic lip (indicated by the black arrow) sinks down between the two metal lips (indicated by the white arrow) opening up the circuit and shutting down the beep. As soon as you unclip the belt the grey lip comes back up, the two metal lips connect again and the beeping will continue.



So now all you need to do is take a set of pliers and bend out one of the two connecting lips about 2 millimeters so that even without the grey lip inserted it doesn’t touch the other one anymore. The system will now indefinitely think the clip is inserted and the beep is gone forever.

[M-17]

Originally Posted by Scooby

I haven't studied the seatbelt holders in this car but I once wrote a little instruction on how I silenced it in a few of my previous cars. Might work the same way here, don't know for sure though.

Open up the enclosure that holds the driver side clip counterpart (usually by removing a few small screws). If you study the mechanism you will notice that the circuit that sets off the annoying beep is actually based on a closed loop, that gets interrupted if the clip is inserted. The small grey plastic lip (indicated by the black arrow) sinks down between the two metal lips (indicated by the white arrow) opening up the circuit and shutting down the beep. As soon as you unclip the belt the grey lip comes back up, the two metal lips connect again and the beeping will continue.



So now all you need to do is take a set of pliers and bend out one of the two connecting lips about 2 millimeters so that even without the grey lip inserted it doesn’t touch the other one anymore. The system will now indefinitely think the clip is inserted and the beep is gone forever.

+1 I hope this will be that easy when it comes to the BRZ.

[pithy_logorrhea]

Originally Posted by sportsguy83

I'm thinking his question was not IF the chime was going to be present but what TYPE of chime would it be.

Maybe it will be like the chime of an AE86 going over 100km/h :P