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| stan Site Moderator Member Since: 13 Jul 2010 Location: a moderate moderated moderator moderating moderately in moderation Posts: 35327  
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its speed related so if you go over 10 mph [i think] it then sounds..get an GAP iidtool and you can switch it off permanently.. ... - .- -.
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19th May 2014 10:59am |
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| iphs Member Since: 07 May 2014 Location: Norfolk Posts: 198  
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I will buy into the GAP tool, but a bit skint at the moment |
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19th May 2014 11:02am |
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| stan Site Moderator Member Since: 13 Jul 2010 Location: a moderate moderated moderator moderating moderately in moderation Posts: 35327
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19th May 2014 11:08am |
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| Frans@Yamorna Member Since: 15 Apr 2017 Location: Tzaneen Posts: 145  
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Is there no other way but the GAP tool to disable the alarm on the seat belt....it drives me crasy.
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26th Apr 2017 7:06pm |
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| DMRR Member Since: 14 Apr 2010 Location: Northamptonshire Posts: 2027 
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The cheapest and safest way to disable the alarm is to wear your seatbelt. It is a safety device. Land Rover Addict
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26th Apr 2017 7:34pm |
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| JPHC Member Since: 07 Sep 2015 Location: Kent Posts: 303 
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This is how you do it without IID - Done it successfully on my 07MY
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26th Apr 2017 7:34pm |
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| DMRR Member Since: 14 Apr 2010 Location: Northamptonshire Posts: 2027
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Can someone please explain why wearing a seatbelt is a problem in a vehicle as big and heavy as a Range Rover? I am intrigued - I know *I* don't want to go through my own windscreen but...... Land Rover Addict
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26th Apr 2017 7:40pm |
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| JPHC Member Since: 07 Sep 2015 Location: Kent Posts: 303
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I have a long drive and have to exit the vehicle at the end. I know it sounds silly but putting the belt on for that 30 secs to take it off again is annoying and the sound of it beeping is enough to drive me INSANE..Disable this on all my cars for this reason. Wear the belt on the road at all times otherwise! You still get the belt warning on the dash if you do forget. |
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26th Apr 2017 7:42pm |
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| berkshirelad Member Since: 06 Apr 2016 Location: Newbury Posts: 265 
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Even on the public highway, you don't need a seatbelt on when reversing... |
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27th Apr 2017 10:29am |
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| Frans@Yamorna Member Since: 15 Apr 2017 Location: Tzaneen Posts: 145
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I never go on a public road without the belt on and that applies to everyone in my vehicle.I don't need a nanny to tell me to wear my seatbelt.When I drive on my farm I stop frequently and for short periods and that is when the noise is very irritating. Frans |
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28th Apr 2017 4:56am |
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| berkshirelad Member Since: 06 Apr 2016 Location: Newbury Posts: 265
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I tend to put things on the front px seat - which causes the system to complain. Of course, the driver is wearing seat belt |
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28th Apr 2017 7:59am |
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| DMRR Member Since: 14 Apr 2010 Location: Northamptonshire Posts: 2027
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This is silly thing to do though ... if you are reversing and you get hit .....OUCH. I was just wondering is all as I can't even start my vehicles without my belt on as it feels so wrong! Land Rover Addict XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX Previous XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX 2009 5.0V8SC Autobiography 2006 4.2V8SC Autobiography 2004 4.4V8 Vogue |
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2nd May 2017 6:46pm |
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| berkshirelad Member Since: 06 Apr 2016 Location: Newbury Posts: 265
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Some of us are old enough to remember a time before seatbelts were even an optional extra - never mind wearing them!! |
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3rd May 2017 7:39am |
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