Windy_Miller
Guest of the Club
Got in my car to return from Porches on the Prom and the seatbelt warning dash light and ‘bing-bong’ chime came on (despite both belts being clipped in)- thankfully the chime stops after 2 minutes, or it would have driven me mad for 4hrs driving back.
But it every time I switch off, get out, and then get back in and turn the ignition and drive off over 10mph it starts again.
Ive clipped in both belts, it makes no difference.
I think its he drivers side as there’s obviously the weight of me on the seat upon starting up (and seat belt clipped in).
The seat belt ‘receiver’ attached to the seat has a wire connected to it.
So, I’m assuming either this wire is damaged (resulting in an open circuit that causes the chime), or the receiver itself is damaged.
Anyone experienced similar?
Is it possible to replace the wire /
receiver alone? Is it a seat out job?
Thanks in advance
Jason
But it every time I switch off, get out, and then get back in and turn the ignition and drive off over 10mph it starts again.
Ive clipped in both belts, it makes no difference.
I think its he drivers side as there’s obviously the weight of me on the seat upon starting up (and seat belt clipped in).
The seat belt ‘receiver’ attached to the seat has a wire connected to it.
So, I’m assuming either this wire is damaged (resulting in an open circuit that causes the chime), or the receiver itself is damaged.
Anyone experienced similar?
Is it possible to replace the wire /
receiver alone? Is it a seat out job?
Thanks in advance
Jason