brad189

i have a 2008 f150 fx4 screw is there a way to disconnect a wire or something to turn off the annoying beep?

DkBlueFX4

Buckle up, that works for my truck.

Shol'va

Don't know if the '08 let you disable, but my 2012 tells you how to disable the belt-minder in the manual. Just did it yesterday. Hopefully you still have your manual?

djfllmn

iTrader: (1)

x2 works like a charm in mine too

FlareScrew

X3

I do think you are an idiot for not wearing your seatbelt but we live in 'merica so it is your right to choose. Can I ask the main reason why you don't wear it?

kozal01

iTrader: (2)

It explains in the manual how to disable the chime.

chadrock

I find that annoying too. When I'm needing to go through 3 pastures to get where I want to go and have to get out and open a gate at the end of each one it's annoying to buckle up then unbuckle open/close a gate. 1. I'll never see another vehicle in pasture. 2. With the rough road the seat belt tends to lock and never let go so it's continuously getting tighter as you go through the pasture at 3 mph.

Any true road I'm buckled up on.

Shol'va

I like how every time this gets asked everyone just jumps on the "Why don't you buckle up?" "You're an idiot." band wagon.

There are plenty of reasons for not buckling up in a truck. Just the nature of a work vehicle, you tend to be in and out a lot while working with it.
Just because someone wants to disable the alarm does not mean they do not buckle up when the situation requires it.

AwfAxis

This is what you need for cheap! My bulldog weighs enough to trigger the warning chime.

These are great, and come in many other designs on ebay.

brad189

i will wear my seat belt on long drives and such but if im just crusing around town which i live in a fairly small town which is were i do 99% of my driving, no i usually dont wear a seat belt.

i actually wrote a speech last semester on seat belts and how you should have the right to choose whether or not you wear one.. i recieved an A