OR, to put them on the floor in front, in back, or in the trunk.
OR, to put them on the floor in front, in back, or in the trunk.
replying to ---MIKE---, Stephen Sullivan wrote: Wow, thanks Mike, I hadn't thought of that. Oh no, I just tried it and it doesn't stop the reversing beep. I'll keep using the seatbelt though, thanks.
Is Ray O back - missed him?
replying to Ray O, Timmay wrote: I deliver pizzas and the weight on the passenger seat sets the chime off. For whatever reason, just answer the man's question. I know it has something to do with holding the odometer button down for 15 seconds or something, but I just want to know the answer.
replying to Sharx35, Timmay wrote: I googled the answer too. Problem is it tells me to turn the key to "on" twice and isn't too clear on timing and overlapping of all the steps. That's why I am on this message board. Poor Google instructions. I need to turn off the chime for the passenger or even both because I driver things that set it off by weight. 2005 Toyota Corolla. Thanks
The solution? Buckle your seatbelt.
---MIKE---
Yep...quite simple...buckle it
It is disabled by taking the shiny thing and plugging it into the little slot provided.
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