How to silence a seatbelt warning chime
JK Enthusiast
Joined: Sep 2010
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From: Long Island, New York
I have tried this several times on my 2012 JK and can't manage to silence the chime. I must be too dense to follow the instructions. I get a beep at the end when I turn off the key, but if I open the door and get out and back in and try again I get the beeping as soon as I turn on the key.
JK Newbie
Joined: Oct 2011
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From: Lafayette
Oh I see! Thanks for the explanation. I always start my Jeep and then (as the garage door opens) I put my phone in the cupholder and fasten my seatbelt. I was trying to eliminate that first set of beeps. I never get beeps later on because the seatbelt is fastened by then.
JK Newbie
Joined: Aug 2011
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From: Stafford, VA
Found this on another forum. Worked on my 2012 JKU Rubicon.
"Get in and buckle up. Insert key and turn key to on (do not start). Wait for the warning lights to cycle. Undo and redo the seat belts 3 time in 10 seconds finshing up buckled. Turn the key to off. If you hear a chime, then you did it right. You get the seat belt light on, but no warning chime every 10 seconds."
"Get in and buckle up. Insert key and turn key to on (do not start). Wait for the warning lights to cycle. Undo and redo the seat belts 3 time in 10 seconds finshing up buckled. Turn the key to off. If you hear a chime, then you did it right. You get the seat belt light on, but no warning chime every 10 seconds."
JK Super Freak
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From: cedar park, texas
Originally Posted by RSTRICK
How would you undo this and go back to the bell reminding you to buckle up?
