07 XLS 4WD - Seatbelt warning chime
#42
RE: 07 XLS 4WD - Seatbelt warning chime
Well, not everybody is used to people ranting all the time. I actually prefer sensible posts than nonsense off-topic rants that has nothing to do with the Outlander. The only reason I'm still coming back because there are still people in this forum making useful and sensible posts.
#43
RE: 07 XLS 4WD - Seatbelt warning chime
Well thanks to the few guys here that are nice. I remember there only being 3 people here before all the bashing newbies....so there was no need for a mod. I guess things will change now...
So why don;t you look past the 20 posts to see what I've been up to? Like I always say...where were you guys when I was going through hell with the 1st gen outlander? Jumping on the bandwagon is easy.
So why don;t you look past the 20 posts to see what I've been up to? Like I always say...where were you guys when I was going through hell with the 1st gen outlander? Jumping on the bandwagon is easy.
#44
RE: 07 XLS 4WD - Seatbelt warning chime
ORIGINAL: sbessel
Alright here is the fix
Under the drivers seat there are 5 connectors, starting at the center console working towards the drivers door we want the second connector, it has 4 wires, and is black. The first one is yellow, stay away from yellow connectors. (See the first 2 pictures) [ul][*]
Unplug this second connector[/align][*]
Remove the center of this connector, I used a sharp knife and it just pulled out, very easy.[/align][*]
Then use a small jewelers screwdriver, pin, nail or such and release the tab on the yellow wire with the green stripe. (push in from the front of the connector where the center part was, the connector will pull out by the wire. (See the pictures)[/align][*]
Pull this wire out the back. (See the pictures)[/align][*]
Put the center plastic part back into the connector (See the final picture)[/align][*]
Tape off the pulled yellow/green wire connector, and push it into the black sleeve for hiding and safe keeping. This keeps things looking very stock.[/align][*]
Then plug the connector back in and you are done.[/align][/ul]
This is all made much easier if you push the drivers seat all the way back.
My tests showed that the drivers seatbelt would show an open with the yellow/green and black/gold wires when engaged, and a short when removed, this made this a very simple and easy fix.
If you completely removed the connector it would leave an airbag warning light on.
**** Give this a try, but neither I, Mitsubishi, this forum, nor anyone else can be responsible for the consequences if it goes horribly wrong, or if you just stop wearing your seatbelt. I also do not encourage you to stop wearing your seatbelt, as I feel seatbelts save lives.
I have not had a lot of time to test this… but a quick run to the store and back says everything is just fine.
these show the connector we want, the console is on the left, the drivers door on the right (US/normal models)
here is the center and the pin removed
everything put back together
Scott
’07 XLS with all options except rear DVD and backup camera [8D]
Alright here is the fix
Under the drivers seat there are 5 connectors, starting at the center console working towards the drivers door we want the second connector, it has 4 wires, and is black. The first one is yellow, stay away from yellow connectors. (See the first 2 pictures) [ul][*]
Unplug this second connector[/align][*]
Remove the center of this connector, I used a sharp knife and it just pulled out, very easy.[/align][*]
Then use a small jewelers screwdriver, pin, nail or such and release the tab on the yellow wire with the green stripe. (push in from the front of the connector where the center part was, the connector will pull out by the wire. (See the pictures)[/align][*]
Pull this wire out the back. (See the pictures)[/align][*]
Put the center plastic part back into the connector (See the final picture)[/align][*]
Tape off the pulled yellow/green wire connector, and push it into the black sleeve for hiding and safe keeping. This keeps things looking very stock.[/align][*]
Then plug the connector back in and you are done.[/align][/ul]
This is all made much easier if you push the drivers seat all the way back.
My tests showed that the drivers seatbelt would show an open with the yellow/green and black/gold wires when engaged, and a short when removed, this made this a very simple and easy fix.
If you completely removed the connector it would leave an airbag warning light on.
**** Give this a try, but neither I, Mitsubishi, this forum, nor anyone else can be responsible for the consequences if it goes horribly wrong, or if you just stop wearing your seatbelt. I also do not encourage you to stop wearing your seatbelt, as I feel seatbelts save lives.
I have not had a lot of time to test this… but a quick run to the store and back says everything is just fine.
these show the connector we want, the console is on the left, the drivers door on the right (US/normal models)
here is the center and the pin removed
everything put back together
Scott
’07 XLS with all options except rear DVD and backup camera [8D]
**Edit**
Followed your instructions easily and it elliminated my seatbelt chime. Again, thank you.
#45
RE: 07 XLS 4WD - Seatbelt warning chime
ORIGINAL: pathfinder36
Thank you!
**Edit**
Followed your instructions easily and it elliminated my seatbelt chime. Again, thank you.
Thank you!
**Edit**
Followed your instructions easily and it elliminated my seatbelt chime. Again, thank you.
#47
RE: 07 XLS 4WD - Seatbelt warning chime
ORIGINAL: soundcolor
Hey scott, just a quickie... How did everything work out... just wanting to know if it works well, and if it affects anything else, or just the chime...?
Hey scott, just a quickie... How did everything work out... just wanting to know if it works well, and if it affects anything else, or just the chime...?
So far it works great, although I have not crash tested it, and have no plans to in the near future. [8D]
#50
RE: 07 XLS 4WD - Seatbelt warning chime
yeah, it doesnt have to be a big tree...
and besides, the insurance will cover you...
if your scared, just aim it towards a forest, lock that accelerator pedal down, and slip it into gear... you dont even have to be in the car....
I have faith in you
and besides, the insurance will cover you...
if your scared, just aim it towards a forest, lock that accelerator pedal down, and slip it into gear... you dont even have to be in the car....
I have faith in you