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02-04-08, 06:29 AM
#466
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02-23-08, 02:24 PM
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seat belt buzz off
This will turn off your seat belt warning "beeping" for the driver and passenger side. This will only need to be done once in the lifetime of the car as it will retain in the vehicle memory.
*** According to Valet Park , you must have windows up... ***
1) Get into the car w/ ignition off and close the doors
2) Open the "flip console" to your left (mirror / gas lid console)
3) Start engine and set the LCD on the combination meter to the "ODO" display using the ODO/TRIP button. Turn off engine.
4) Now, W/O applying the brakes (don't actually start engine but turn on the electronics.), press the "Engine Start/Stop" button twice. You should see the check engine light and battery light on in the dash. (DO NOT START THE ENGINE)
5) Hold the ODO/TRIP button. Wait ten seconds, and while still holding the button, buckle the driver’s seat belt.
6) The LCD displays "Seat Belt Buzzer On/Off". Release the button. Pressing the ODO button toggles the On/Off
7) I believe you may need to repeat the process for the passenger side.
Drive safe!
*** According to Valet Park , you must have windows up... ***
1) Get into the car w/ ignition off and close the doors
2) Open the "flip console" to your left (mirror / gas lid console)
3) Start engine and set the LCD on the combination meter to the "ODO" display using the ODO/TRIP button. Turn off engine.
4) Now, W/O applying the brakes (don't actually start engine but turn on the electronics.), press the "Engine Start/Stop" button twice. You should see the check engine light and battery light on in the dash. (DO NOT START THE ENGINE)
5) Hold the ODO/TRIP button. Wait ten seconds, and while still holding the button, buckle the driver’s seat belt.
6) The LCD displays "Seat Belt Buzzer On/Off". Release the button. Pressing the ODO button toggles the On/Off
7) I believe you may need to repeat the process for the passenger side.
Drive safe!
02-23-08, 05:25 PM
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02-26-08, 02:29 PM
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Seat belt buzz off:
This will turn off your seat belt warning "beeping" for the driver and passenger side. This will only need to be done once in the lifetime of the car as it will retain in the vehicle memory.
*** According to Valet Park , you must have windows up... ***
1) Get into the car w/ ignition off and close the doors
2) Open the "flip console" to your left (mirror / gas lid console)
3) Start engine and set the LCD on the combination meter to the "ODO" display using the ODO/TRIP button. Turn off engine.
4) Now, W/O applying the brakes (don't actually start engine but turn on the electronics.), press the "Engine Start/Stop" button twice. You should see the check engine light and battery light on in the dash. (DO NOT START THE ENGINE)
5) Hold the ODO/TRIP button. Wait ten seconds, and while still holding the button, buckle the driver’s seat belt.
6) The LCD displays "Seat Belt Buzzer On/Off". Release the button. Pressing the ODO button toggles the On/Off
7) I believe you may need to repeat the process for the passenger side.
Drive safe!
*** According to Valet Park , you must have windows up... ***
1) Get into the car w/ ignition off and close the doors
2) Open the "flip console" to your left (mirror / gas lid console)
3) Start engine and set the LCD on the combination meter to the "ODO" display using the ODO/TRIP button. Turn off engine.
4) Now, W/O applying the brakes (don't actually start engine but turn on the electronics.), press the "Engine Start/Stop" button twice. You should see the check engine light and battery light on in the dash. (DO NOT START THE ENGINE)
5) Hold the ODO/TRIP button. Wait ten seconds, and while still holding the button, buckle the driver’s seat belt.
6) The LCD displays "Seat Belt Buzzer On/Off". Release the button. Pressing the ODO button toggles the On/Off
7) I believe you may need to repeat the process for the passenger side.
Drive safe!
03-01-08, 11:04 PM
#472
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These 20 step things get really frustrating. They used to have things like it posted for my old car and I could never get them to woek the right way either. good luck amn
03-04-08, 03:04 PM
#475
The same happened with mine. I took it in for the recall on the gas pipe and the buzzer was defaulted back to "on".
03-09-08, 08:26 PM
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the seat belt buzzer thing does work on 06 GS430s. I also put in the Vaistech Sirius with Pasive Ipod. it does have Sat1 and Sat2. each of these are fully integrated in the screen, steering wheel. they each have 6 presets and the info shows up. I dont recall how many characters, but it does cut off the names about half way across the screen. Sat 3 is for the pasive mp3 input. all this is is an RCA input. you can plug in an mp3 or ipod, etc, but you can only control volume from the unit or steering wheel. (you must use mp3 player to change songs, etc). It works well since i mostly listen to sirius.
03-10-08, 07:03 PM
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03-10-08, 07:07 PM
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The disk to convert 06 to 08 Toyota and Lexus NAV GPS to remove the speed lockout that disabled the NAV and phone after moving is available at cruisin@live.com.
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03-19-08, 06:01 PM
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GPS 7.1 DVD available on Flebay
Latest MAP NAV DVD available at cruisin@live.com
Last edited by outolunch; 05-20-08 at 06:16 PM.