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Join Date: Mar 2010
Location: Denver, CO
Posts: 84
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Kill The Chime
This was suggested by someone in another forum and it seems like a nice fix. No wires to mess with and easy to remove when you want to use your seatbelt.
SEAT BELT CLIP EXTENDER EXTENSION 5 INCHES FAST DLVRY | eBay
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2009 MDX Bali Blue w/ Sport & RES 2007 X5, 3.0 Si w/ Sport & RES |
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Join Date: Jul 2012
Location: St Petersburg, FL
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Manhattan:
Don't get upset - if you Google "how to disable seatbelt alarm acura mdx" you will see results for every other vehicle, as well (Subaru, TL, etc.). Read them and you will see the nannies of those Forums do the same thing; everything from "just wear it" to "shoot yourself and save yourself the hassle of dying a painful death in a car accident w/o your seatbelt." I'm with ya on wanting to disable the chime so I make short (<1 mile) trips w/o my seatbelt. Let the name-calling begin ... |
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Join Date: May 2007
Location: So Cal
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Disabling the chime is a reasonable question that thousands would love to have the answer to. The additional information regarding the wearing or not wearing it falls into the catagory of, "it's better to have people think that you are stupid than to open your mouth and prove it".
On a public forum you are open to all comments so the OP would be well advised to not to have added any comments regarding his seat belt wearing habits.
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Join Date: Apr 2012
Location: Dallas, TX
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I happened to be looking at Acura parts on eBay and ran across these. It reminded me of this topic so I thought I would post it. Serves a dual purpose, it's also a bottle opener! Can't beat the price to get rid of the chime alarm if that's what you need.
Car Safety Seat Belt Buckle Clasp Alarm Stop Canceller Eliminator Bottle Opener | eBay |
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Join Date: Jul 2012
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Join Date: Nov 2010
Posts: 1,116
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I don't know if this works today. Years back (before I started wearing a seat belt
) I would get under the dash with the chime going, find the device that was making the noise and rip it out. I would leave them in the glove compartment for the next owner.
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