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I remember people posting info on how to turn off the daytime running lights (also a safety issue) so what is SO wrong with wanting to turn off that annoying buzzer. It is also not safe to drive fast..... so why doesnt honda hook that buzzer up so that it goes off when somebody gets their car up over 85 mph????? I guess it is just my opinion, but if someone doesnt want to wear their seatbelt and put themselves in danger it is up to them, but if they want to drive like a total idiot and put everyone else on the road in danger maybe then a buzzer should go off....... just my 0.02$ on a really, REALLY long day.
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Some of the things people say on this website amaze me... not in a good way.
Kroze, if you are going to give someone advise, make sure you tell them about any potential side effects, especially something serious like an airbag. Be a little more responsible or just don't talk. Good thing Cameron caught it. 8thgenuser, don't call people lame-brained, because I've read your posts, and you aren't a rocket scientist yourself. |
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Anyhow, Clinton70, I apologize for being rude to you and I hope I don't deter you from asking more questions. We're here to help!
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Alright, since people were looking for it, here's the detailed instructions of how to turn the seat belt sound off.
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BWAHAHAHAHAHAHHAHA That is great. Well whats the point of taking your seatbelt off? Its not like its getting in the way of people being cool in their car. Seriously the annoying beep is there for a reason, kind of like that parent that tells you a hundred times to do something. But what is the point of driving around without your seatbelt on? I really would like a nice and intelligent answer to that one. Is it impeding your mad pimping skills? Anyway think about it, when you are rollin down the road and all of a sudden something happens and the next thing you know you are flying out the window or you windshield and lose an arm or leg or your head. Lets give the EMS people less to clean up, wear that belt. |
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My friend wanted to disabled the seat belt sound because he refused to wear it because we were only going a couple blocks to the gas station and the sound was annoying him. Asking my bf, he told me YOU CANNOT DISABLED the seat belt sound. Its not possible and you can't. I believe if the car is made for it, then it will stay that way. |
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