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Is there anyway to turn off the ding ding ding seatbelt warning on the 95
Accord EX? The light is fine, just the sound. Thanks

"RodgerDodger=\)i" <ddlld23REMOVE@XXcsiREMOVE.com> wrote in
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> Is there anyway to turn off the ding ding ding seatbelt warning on the
> 95 Accord EX? The light is fine, just the sound. Thanks
>
>
>


1) Buckle belt behind your back.
2) Go to wrecker's. Cut buckle off old belt. Insert that into receptacle as
desired.

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Why not find the source of the ding ding ding and disconnect it?
"RodgerDodger=)i" <ddlld23REMOVE@XXcsiREMOVE.com> wrote in message
news:5ZOdnUf0rph8doDeRVn-iA@giganews.com...
> Is there anyway to turn off the ding ding ding seatbelt warning on the 95
> Accord EX? The light is fine, just the sound. Thanks
>
>

use it the way it was designed...

RodgerDodger=)i wrote:
>Is there anyway to turn off the ding ding ding seatbelt warning on the 95
>Accord EX? The light is fine, just the sound. Thanks


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Seat belts save lifes, so buckup!

Waiving the right to remain silent, "TeGGeR®" <tegger@tegger.c0m>
said:

> "RodgerDodger=\)i" <ddlld23REMOVE@XXcsiREMOVE.com> wrote in
> news:5ZOdnUf0rph8doDeRVn-iA@giganews.com:
>
>> Is there anyway to turn off the ding ding ding seatbelt warning
>> on the 95 Accord EX? The light is fine, just the sound.
>> Thanks
>>
>>
>>
>
>
> 1) Buckle belt behind your back.
> 2) Go to wrecker's. Cut buckle off old belt. Insert that into
> receptacle as desired.

Then go kill yourself, taking care not to injure any innocents...

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Wear it stupid!!!!

"RodgerDodger=)i" <ddlld23REMOVE@XXcsiREMOVE.com> wrote in message
news:5ZOdnUf0rph8doDeRVn-iA@giganews.com...
> Is there anyway to turn off the ding ding ding seatbelt warning on the 95
> Accord EX? The light is fine, just the sound. Thanks
>

Yes, thanks. I buckle everywhere. Everywhere, except, my 140 home
neighborhood that I drive 2mph mailbox to mailbox to deliver association
fliers (not in the mailbox of course for you postal inspectors) and the
seatbelt straps me in so well, I cannot reach out far enough to make a safe
delivery. So, for the 2 hour period once per month, I was hoping to to be
ding free.

"mopa" <buttakid@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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> Seat belts save lifes, so buckup!
>

Yes, thanks. I buckle everywhere. Everywhere, except, my 140 home
neighborhood that I drive 2mph mailbox to mailbox to deliver association
fliers (not in the mailbox of course for you postal inspectors) and the
seatbelt straps me in so well, I cannot reach out far enough to make a safe
delivery. So, for the 2 hour period once per month, I was hoping to to be
ding free.

Ha. RodgerDodger shut you yahoos down... lol

"RodgerDodger=)i" <ddlld23REMOVE@XXcsiREMOVE.com> wrote
> Yes, thanks. I buckle everywhere. Everywhere, except, my 140 home
> neighborhood that I drive 2mph mailbox to mailbox to deliver association
> fliers (not in the mailbox of course for you postal inspectors) and the
> seatbelt straps me in so well, I cannot reach out far enough to make a
safe
> delivery. So, for the 2 hour period once per month, I was hoping to to be
> ding free.

"RodgerDodger=)i" <ddlld23REMOVE@XXcsiREMOVE.com> wrote in message
news:5ZOdnUf0rph8doDeRVn-iA@giganews.com...
> Is there anyway to turn off the ding ding ding seatbelt warning on the 95
> Accord EX? The light is fine, just the sound. Thanks

The smartest way to disable the sound is to wear the seatbelt. That way you
won't become disabled.

Brian