How To Remove the Seatbelt Light?
whosdaddy, i hope your going with a racing harness setup, cause when i wrecked my z the seatbelt broke my darn collar bone and it looks all jacked up now. the only way that i can think of removing the seatbelt light would be to find the wire using a fsm and either ground it or take apart the fasterner and permanetly secure the switch for the light. if you dont have a fsm, reply back and i'll try and find it for you.
when i install my takatas, im goint to get another buckel (not sure where yet???) and put it in the hole. racing harnesses are great, but im not going to stare at that light all the time!
Originally posted by ajk4
whosdaddy, i hope your going with a racing harness setup, cause when i wrecked my z the seatbelt broke my darn collar bone and it looks all jacked up now.
whosdaddy, i hope your going with a racing harness setup, cause when i wrecked my z the seatbelt broke my darn collar bone and it looks all jacked up now.
Consider this... parachute's harness can shake you pretty well when parachute opens... but nobody refuses to use parachute
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Thanks for the safety tips. I wrecked a BMW 750 IL going 160mph when I was 16 (many years ago). Trust me I do wear my seatbelt. However, I'm wondering if I remove my current seatbelt if I will have to live with the light being on?
On my Lexus SC400 I took appart the dash and simply removed the light. It was a no brainer. I am just not sure if there is an easy way to take out the light. It looks like the back panel may just unscrew but I was hopeing someone had already done this.
Any help would be appreciated and please no more safety tips
On my Lexus SC400 I took appart the dash and simply removed the light. It was a no brainer. I am just not sure if there is an easy way to take out the light. It looks like the back panel may just unscrew but I was hopeing someone had already done this.
Any help would be appreciated and please no more safety tips
Well there is a wire coming to seatbelt clip... I'm sure if you take it apart you'll be able to shut the light down somehow... Better check with service CD. If it's the only function of that wire, you probably just can it and expiriment with it. The same way some guy killed auto-level mike for audio system about a year ago here on forum.
I doubt the removing light itself going to be easy task... but you can try and tell us, so we'll have one more useless fact to remember
I doubt the removing light itself going to be easy task... but you can try and tell us, so we'll have one more useless fact to remember
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If your serious, please be more specific. Is it necessary from me to remove the seat to get to this? Will this effect the side air bags?
Originally posted by Zrated
Under the drivers seat is a connector. Just Unplug it.
Under the drivers seat is a connector. Just Unplug it.
Originally posted by whosdady
If your serious, please be more specific. Is it necessary from me to remove the seat to get to this? Will this effect the side air bags?
If your serious, please be more specific. Is it necessary from me to remove the seat to get to this? Will this effect the side air bags?
As far as effecting the side airbags..I don't know...I don't have them.
What about inserting a "fat guy extender". That would turn it off. Or go to pick-n-pull, buy a Nissan belt, and cut the belt off and plug it in. If I installed a 5 point i'd look into putting the light on a switch and mt it along side my seat heaters.
Originally posted by EnthuZ
Zrated, is it really that simple?
No need for grounding, fancy diodes, resisters, or adding any other whatshamacallit's that I don't understand?
Zrated, is it really that simple?
No need for grounding, fancy diodes, resisters, or adding any other whatshamacallit's that I don't understand?
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