Yeah hate to sound like a silly old duffer but wasn't some guy killed a few months back after he crashed into his son or relatives on a farm access road??
Yeah hate to sound like a silly old duffer but wasn't some guy killed a few months back after he crashed into his son or relatives on a farm access road??
wear your seat belt like you should, problem fixed.
I'm with the OP, would love it disabled. There are times when cruising at low speeds where I need to pop off my seatbelt and it can be very annoying.
Seriously, I don't need a *ding* to tell *ding* me to *ding* put on my seatbelt. We are all (mostly) adults and can take care of ourselves I hope!
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Yeah its very simple to disable with VagCom. I have disabled mine even though I always wear my seatbelt. In some circumstances l find the chimes to be annoying.
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I haven't checked this thread for a while, but it's great to see how many people took the time to reply and tell us all that wearing the seat belt fixes the problem. Thanks.
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This youtube video is a good DIY for modifying the door chime in VW's, which I think should answer the OP's question.![]()
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