I have two questions for the ever helpful members of this site.

One - Is it possible to stop that irritating prompt on the sat nav to "acknowledge the warning" by pushing a screen button.

Two - Is there any way to stop the warning beep when I haven't fastened the seat belt......there was a way to do it on the Discovery...you buckled and unbuckled the belt a number of times then it was turned off permanently.

I thought the seat belt thing was 8 times plug / unplug,, 2010 RRS, TDV8
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you can turn the seat belt bong off by turning the ignition on then putting the seat belt into the holder in and out 9 times.You will have the seat belt light on the dash but no bong.

Not sure why you wouldn't just wear your belt though.. it's there for your safety

I drive to my daughters quarter of a mile up a private track very slowly and I don't need it.
On roads I always wear it.

I'll go and do it now...thank you chaps.

Hutch41 wrote:

I drive to my daughters quarter of a mile up a private track very slowly and I don't need it.
On roads I always wear it.

Not sure I entirely believe this, but it's your choice chief

certainly it will take more time and effort taking your belt off at the bottom of the drive, rather than simply leaving it on till you get to the top wont it !?

Hutch41 wrote:

I have two questions for the ever helpful members of this site.

One - Is it possible to stop that irritating prompt on the sat nav to "acknowledge the warning" by pushing a screen button.

Two - Is there any way to stop the warning beep when I haven't fastened the seat belt......there was a way to do it on the Discovery...you buckled and unbuckled the belt a number of times then it was turned off permanently.

My god i hope there's a way to stop the sat nav prompt its annoying

Nope no way other than not being on the sat nav screen

If you just leave the sat nav alone on that prompt screen then it defaults to the map screen after a few seconds
No need to press "Agree"
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Mine doesn't, it'll stay on for ever I'm sure it does

Mine seems to stay on as well

Socast wrote:

Hutch41 wrote:

I drive to my daughters quarter of a mile up a private track very slowly and I don't need it.
On roads I always wear it.

Not sure I entirely believe this, but it's your choice chief

certainly it will take more time and effort taking your belt off at the bottom of the drive, rather than simply leaving it on till you get to the top wont it !?

What's not to believe....I live on the private road too.
Why on Earth would anyone lie about such a trivial matter

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The plug in and out of the seat belt also needs to be done in less than 60 seconds as well.

Cheers
Col