For some people the use of a seat belt is not required, in fact, some Mitsubishi Pajero drivers only utilize their car on private place and at low speeds. However, some other drivers do not want to use the seat belt, even though they do not endanger other people by doing so – it is against the law. We will nevertheless, only for the first category of person, show you to disable the belt alarm of your Mitsubishi Pajero, so that you can drive without wearing your belt. To accomplish this, firstly, we will provide you some info to know before considering such a process, and secondly, we will teach you how to turn off the belt warning of your Mitsubishi Pajero/Strong>.
Some info you will need to know before you want to disable the belt alarm of your Mitsubishi Pajero
As we told you in the introduction of this content, thinking turning off the belt warning of your Mitsubishi Pajero is not unimportant. This alarm is there to call attention you to fasten your belt, to be in accordance with the law and not to take unnecessary risks. But , if you really wish to take this step, you need to know some info that may make you think before you act, here they are:
- It’s obvious, but it’s worth keeping in mind that driving without a seatbelt is criminal in most western countries.
- Your Mitsubishi Pajero being supplied with an airbag, if you don’t have your seatbelt, in case there is an accident your airbag may be more dangerous than protective
- Being a security component, the belt alarm beeper of your Mitsubishi Pajero must be working , it is connected to airbag detectors, especially the belt warning beeper of the passenger seat, so be extremely vigilant during your manipulations
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How do I disable the belt alarm on my Mitsubishi Pajero?
After looking at the various info to consider before considering disabling the belt warning of a Mitsubishi Pajero, we will show you how to accomplish this task.
Use a belt buckle extension to turn off the belt alarm of your Mitsubishi Pajero
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The first and most effective solution existing to you is to equip yourself with a belt buckle extension to disable the belt alarm on your Mitsubishi Pajero. The particular feature of this part is that it allows you to use your belt in spite of everything. Indeed, it is a belt buckle with a clip on its upper part to accommodate your belt buckle. But, it is imperative to know that this product must meet the manufacturer’s standards, so that in the event of an accident, it will be as resistant as your regular belt buckle. Because of this, it is better for you to purchase this belt buckle extension for Mitsubishi Pajero from a car parts dealer. With this extension you can choose whether you want to wear your belt or not. You can purchase this extension between 20 and 30 euros.
Use a belt buckle to turn off your Mitsubishi Pajero belt alarm
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This technique is exclusively available to people who do not want to put on their car belt at all and as a consequence no longer want to hear the belt alarm beep of their Mitsubishi Pajero. You will as a consequence be outlawed and in case of police control you risk taking a fine of hundreds euros and few points on your driving licence. We so encourage you to execute this solely if you use your car on private property. The principle is more or less the same as for the extension, you will be able to purchase a belt buckle that will fit into the receptacle of your belt, which will simulate for the alarm the presence of the belt and therefore not to engage the beep of it. Be careful to measure the width of your buckle and the notch to buy a buckle compatible with the belt receptacle of your Mitsubishi Pajero. You will find belt buckles around 10€ on dedicated websites. Take notice that as seen in the past section, without a safety belt an airbag can be very dangerous in the instance of an accident.
Use a diagnostic OBD system to disable the belt alarm of your Mitsubishi Pajero
To conclude, the smartest tactic to disable the belt alarm on your Mitsubishi Pajero. You can use a diagnostic OBD system to deactivate this alarm, however you will need the manufacturer’s instructions to know the exact process, and in most cases a specialist will be better able to perform this process for you. But many of them will be reluctant because of the illegality of the process.
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