View Poll Results: What happens when you don't 'Click-it'?
Message or some light goes on
7
29.17%
Audible warning
6
25.00%
Nothing at all!
15
62.50%
Multiple Choice Poll. Voters: 24. You may not vote on this poll
If you don't put your seatbelt on...
#1
If you don't put your seatbelt on...
what happens? Do you get a light? Does it 'ding' you (or other irritating noise)? Or does it just mind its own business and gives no warning?
Multiple selections are allowed, so if you get both a light AND an audible alert, you can choose both.
Post year also please.
My 2003 doesn't give a squat if the belt is latched, either driver or passenger. I try not to take it personally, that she just doesn't care about my safety. lol
NOTE on the Poll
- 1 vote for the Visual, 1 vote for the Audible warning from Jim's Audi
Multiple selections are allowed, so if you get both a light AND an audible alert, you can choose both.
Post year also please.
My 2003 doesn't give a squat if the belt is latched, either driver or passenger. I try not to take it personally, that she just doesn't care about my safety. lol
NOTE on the Poll
- 1 vote for the Visual, 1 vote for the Audible warning from Jim's Audi
Last edited by H20boy; 03-16-2011 at 03:30 PM.
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Audi A6 - I have an audible warning and a red flashing seatbelt sign on the dash....The audible warning gets progressively louder and activates for around 2 mins before going off!
I also have the autohandbrake function. When sitting at traffic lights etc with the handbrake activated and ready to move, I just have to depress the cluth and hit the accelerator and it disengages automatically.
A great little feature, but it doesn't work if your seatbelt is not on!
#5
Matt
That is a good question, I figured the previous owner had it disconnected and I'm OK with that. I use the safety belts all the time but I don't miss flashing lights, bells and or whistles.
I would think these cars had that feature of a warning mandated by the Feds.
Doug
2001 XKR Silverstone
That is a good question, I figured the previous owner had it disconnected and I'm OK with that. I use the safety belts all the time but I don't miss flashing lights, bells and or whistles.
I would think these cars had that feature of a warning mandated by the Feds.
Doug
2001 XKR Silverstone
#6
97 XK8 - When I turn on the ignition, a no-seat belt warning light appears and the warning ding sounds three times. Then the light disappears and the sound stops.
It actually doesn't care if I'm belted or not. It just gives me the reminder when I turn on the ignition and doesn't mention it again. I kinda like that though.
So, I'm not sure how to vote. 3rd option I think.
Oh, but the 3 dings could be considered key in ignition or some other warning or notification, but as soon as the 3 dings completes the seat belt light goes off, so... whatever.
It actually doesn't care if I'm belted or not. It just gives me the reminder when I turn on the ignition and doesn't mention it again. I kinda like that though.
So, I'm not sure how to vote. 3rd option I think.
Oh, but the 3 dings could be considered key in ignition or some other warning or notification, but as soon as the 3 dings completes the seat belt light goes off, so... whatever.
Last edited by xenophobe; 03-16-2011 at 03:32 PM.
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#9
In your case, a planned experiment while parked, engine running, listening to your favorite tune perhaps...maybe furthering the experiment by backing it out of the driveway and going back up (in case the car is smart enough to know its not moving)
#10
Honestly I never really paid any attention to the three dings I thought they where pre-ignition. My Explorer will chime about every thirty seconds until you buckle up. This will keep going, but I've never went pass a couple of minutes. When I start the car I allways leave the igintion on like I do with my diesel and let everything boot up on the Cat,then start the car.
Doug
2001 XKR Silverstone
Doug
2001 XKR Silverstone
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#12
With all of the different vehicles I drive each day I'm kinda burnt out with start-up signals and alarms. My cars, their cars, their vans, trucks, fire trucks, ambulances, low oil and/or air pressure, ECU and radio boot-ups, flashing lights out the wazoo, battalion tones over the radio, etc., etc. I guess I tune them out for the first thirty seconds or so and wait to see what shakes out afterward.
Or, maybe I buckle up before I turn the key....
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#15
Honestly I never really paid any attention to the three dings I thought they where pre-ignition. My Explorer will chime about every thirty seconds until you buckle up. This will keep going, but I've never went pass a couple of minutes. When I start the car I allways leave the igintion on like I do with my diesel and let everything boot up on the Cat,then start the car.
Doug
2001 XKR Silverstone
Doug
2001 XKR Silverstone
Apparently part of the three dings is ignition and systems check... at the end of the 2nd ding, all the other system check/warning lights go off, but the seatbelt warning stays on till the end of the third. And the car doesn't care if you have the seat belt on or not.
I paid closer attention when I went for a ride earlier. lol
#16
Nuff said.
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