salvag

The seat-belt beeping is so annoying. I know there is a way to turn it off on almost every Lexus. So, how do I do it on the 2010 RX?

Cruiter

Wear the belt. Don't become a statistic.

Kaydee

damn you beat me to it

RXSF

you cant, but the dealer can

rxets

I love that "statistic" wording here.

These are common questions, like
"how fast can you go"
"seat belt buzz"
"car vs car"

A flame of aspiration/anger has lighted in all of forums.

I heard someone buying the spare seat belt buckle to slot; fasten the seat belt and sit on it; remove the fuse; professional removal (dealer/shop/mechanic/yourself), etc.

So far, there is no direct code/easy way for you to disable the buzz. You won't be able to find it on the public forums, which may cause the further legal actions.

I heard some forums kill the thread like this...

salvag

Thanks for being a smartass and not answering my question. Sometimes I don't always put it on if I'm just in my driveway or parking lot. Does anyone actually know? Please nomore smart remarks.

RXSF

i was serious about my comment. the dealer will be able to stop the beeping.

Cruiter

You're welcome . My *** is smart enough to buckle the belt when operating the car. If I'm just sitting in the garage or driveway working with an accessory, it doesn't beep.

Rash

iTrader: (1)

The 2nd generation IS does have a code DIY, without going to the dealer. There must be something for the RX.

salvag

Good for you.


I will try taking it to the dealer if I can find no other way. I am sure there is a DIY code, but either nobody has figured it out yet, or noone is willing to tell it.

DOUS

or perhaps no one wants to be responsible for any statistic. Sorry I can't help but good luck on your efforts.

Stormforge

go to the 3GS forum, there's a trick to disable the buzzer for the 3GS. try that and see if that works for the RX (it may or may not work).

rmgmag

This works for the second generation RX. Unsure if will work on 2010 RX

Seat belt chime

1. Turn the ignition switch on (without starting car)

2. Press the ODO/TRIP switch until the odometer displays "ODO"

3. Turn the ignition switch off

4. Turn the ignition switch on

5. Press ODO/TRIP switch immediately (within 6 seconds after turning the power switch ON) and hold it down for 10 seconds or more.

6. Continue holding the ODO/TRIP switch and fasten the front passenger's seat belt.

7. Check that the odometer displays either "b-on" or "b-off" (it will be "b-on")

8. Press the ODO/TRIP button to change the display to "b-off".

9. Turn the ignition switch off.

10. Turn the ignition switch on while depressing the brake pedal.

11. Check that no buzzer sounds when setting on the front passenger seat.

Cruiter

Ok, actually trying to help you here. If you're just working on radio/nav settings etc and not driving you can operate the systems w/o your seatbelt and it won't beep. Just touch the button either once or twice depending on what you want on w/o putting your foot on the brake. The accessory's will run, and it won't beep if you have the drivers door shut. That's in the manual and I tried it. Works

ObsidianRX

I'd love to find this out as well, this car is merciless with its nannies and beeping. My 1-series BMW at least gives me 30 seconds or so before it starts chiming. I'm not a dumbass and always wear my belt on public roads, but I'd like to be able to drive half a mile at 20 mph to the pool in my neighborhood without having to belt up if I so choose.