A4 B7 seatbelt sensor
#3
RE: A4 B7 seatbelt sensor
ORIGINAL: mll
Is it possible to disable the setbelt sensor/warning sound?
Is it possible to disable the setbelt sensor/warning sound?
If you can find someone with the VAG tool they could do it.
But, I did find an excellent way to take care of the beeping and warning lights. Take the passenger belt and route it under the armrest and lock it into the drivers buckle. Lights/warning stopped, issue solved. Well, at least it's solved for when you don't have a front passenger. If you have a passenger then you just wear your belt.
I'm looking for a spare buckle that will fit my B7. I want just the "male" portion of the buckle so that I can use it when I don't want to wear the belt.
#5
RE: Front end shimmy
ORIGINAL: Dlowe
Hi, what have you read on other forums about this problem. Has anyone else had this problem and had it corrected.
Hi, what have you read on other forums about this problem. Has anyone else had this problem and had it corrected.
"just wear belt." type comments.
My solution works really well for me, give it a try.
#6
RE: Front end shimmy
ahhh well this id different then, if its only you in the car and you wear your belt?? then its the sensor in the passenger seat (does the airbag light stay on-is it flashing if so the passenger seat/airbag has been switched off, if no airbag light find the source of the offending bleeper and pull it out because if the air bag light is on or flashing then its a relay that's the problem and its like a normal relay with slits in it which is the piezo alarm
#7
RE: Front end shimmy
ORIGINAL: avant80@2.6
ahhh well this id different then, if its only you in the car and you wear your belt?? then its the sensor in the passenger seat (does the airbag light stay on-is it flashing if so the passenger seat/airbag has been switched off, if no airbag light find the source of the offending bleeper and pull it out because if the air bag light is on or flashing then its a relay that's the problem and its like a normal relay with slits in it which is the piezo alarm
ahhh well this id different then, if its only you in the car and you wear your belt?? then its the sensor in the passenger seat (does the airbag light stay on-is it flashing if so the passenger seat/airbag has been switched off, if no airbag light find the source of the offending bleeper and pull it out because if the air bag light is on or flashing then its a relay that's the problem and its like a normal relay with slits in it which is the piezo alarm
Let me see if I can clear up what I mean. When it's just me in the drivers seat the passenger airbag is turned off, as indicated by the yellow light in the dash. If I don't put on my seatbelt there is a chime that dings along with a red "seatbelt" symbol lighting up on the dash. I'm sure you've seen it.
If I use my seatbelt the chime stops the light goes out. The passenger air bag light still say "no air bag" as there is not passenger.
Passenger air bag sensors use sensor in the seat to detect weight, I don't believe any of them use the seatbelt to turn the air bag off/on.
If I don't use my seatbelt and I want the chime and red seatbelt symbol to turn off, I connect the front passenger seat belt clip into my drivers seatbelt buckle. The chime stops and the flashing red seatbelt symbol turns off. The passenger "no air bag" light stays lit in yellow and never changes.
If there is no passenger in the front the air bag is always turned off and the dash light tells you so. This is done to save the airbag in the event of a crash with no front passenger. This way the repair bill is less as the airbag won't deploy.
#8
RE: Front end shimmy
right ok that's normal because the passenger airbag has been switched off for what ever reason and the light is there to tell you this, its a pity they didn't think of an easier way to say this rather than the airbag light staying on which theoreticly means a fault, its normal mate
#10
RE: Front end shimmy
ORIGINAL: avant80@2.6
ps: it says so in the hand book
ps: it says so in the hand book
BTW, the car "knows" not just for "whatever reason", but due to the sensor in the seat that detects by pressure/weight if there is a passenger.
There is a method to the madness.