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Old 08-22-2018, 03:22 AM   #1 (permalink)
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2018 Australian-delivered 370Z here, I have the seatbelt chime. I would love to know how to turn it off.
You could try buckling up...

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You could try buckling up...
In my driveway? How about no. If I crash doing 20km/h on a straight path, the biggest injury will be to my pride.

I always wear the belt on the road, because it's dumb not to. I don't need babysitting.
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2018 Australian-delivered 370Z here, I have the seatbelt chime. I would love to know how to turn it off.
You could get the male seat belt part that goes into the female seat belt slot and leave it clicked in when you are not wearing your belt. You could also cut the wires on the female belt part and connect them together so that the car thinks you are wearing your belt.
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You could get the male seat belt part that goes into the female seat belt slot and leave it clicked in when you are not wearing your belt. You could also cut the wires on the female belt part and connect them together so that the car thinks you are wearing your belt.
It's easier to just untrain myself from the totally harmless habit of clicking my seatbelt off at the start of the driveway.. have to wait until I pull up at my garage and just commit to losing that 1 second of my life each day
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