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06 jetta seat belt alarm

  • 14-06-2016 5:47pm
    #1
    vkid
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    Any easy way to disable this? Coming on intermittently depending who is driving.


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  • #2
    colm_mcm
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    Aware they leaving a bag on the passenger seat or something?


  • #3
    James Bond Junior
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    There are things available on eBay or wish that clip into the seat belt like the belt does. Simple fix and easily removed


  • #4
    vkid
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    colm_mcm wrote:
    Aware they leaving a bag on the passenger seat or something?


    No, was on a long spin today and came on randomly for about 5 minutes..then just stopped again. Was hoping there was a sensor I could unplug or something


  • #5
    colm_mcm
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    Probably an occupancy sensor gone wrong? Try buckling the passenger seatbelt and see what happens.


  • #6
    George Dalton
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    The problem with these is usually in the seatbelt receiver itself. The drivers seat is more common as it gets more use.

    They can be easily disconnected. Slide back the seat all the way and on the floor in front of the seat you will see a black plastic cover. Lift up the cover and you will see a black plug and a yellow plug. Disconnect the black plug, don't touch the yellow one as it is for the side airbag.

    It can also be turned off using diagnostic software such as VCDS.


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  • #7
    Bazzy
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    I replaced one for my sister in law on a skoda octavia the part was relatively cheap from skoda €30 ex vat from memory

    Took the seat out to make life a bit easier for myself all in all was 25-30 minutes


  • #8
    vkid
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    George Dalton wrote:
    They can be easily disconnected. Slide back the seat all the way and on the floor in front of the seat you will see a black plastic cover. Lift up the cover and you will see a black plug and a yellow plug. Disconnect the black plug, don't touch the yellow one as it is for the side airbag.

    George Dalton wrote:
    It can also be turned off using diagnostic software such as VCDS.

    Thanks. See it. This won't set off any other alarm or anything will it?


  • #9
    George Dalton
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 5,728 ✭✭✭George Dalton


    No, as long as you don't touch the yellow plug!


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