How to disable 2007 forester seat belt cimes - 2007 Subaru Forester 2.5X L.L. Bean Edition

Here is a video how to disable it.

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use a seatbelt male connector off a wrecked car is the easiest way but dont know why you would want to disable the seat belt light as it is a safety warning device

If I remember correctly there is a sensor in the seatbelt buckle. It might have worked its' way loose and your leg motions might be moving it enough to open or ground the circuit. Might be a good idea to check and see if something fell into the latch area, too.

First... You should have your passengers wear the seat belts but if you insist you can find the wire going to the seat belt buckle and unplug it under the seat.

The reason is the belt mechanism is damaged and the belt needs to be replaced. What happens is the gears lock this usually only happens when the vehicle is in a collision or has a major and hard stop

you have to tighten the belt most likely if it squeals when you just first start it up and then it stops you can put some belt dressing on it and try that. See repair manual to tighten your belt either by using the tension er or some you can use the alternator adjustment to tighten up the belt as well.There could be other reasons as well but not as likely. They are 1. could be the bearings wearing out on one of your tension pulleys. 2. water pump might be going bad keep an eye on your temp. gauge. 3. air conditioner compressor could be shot or bearings going bad. and there are several others that are even more remote so hope one of these will help.

This should be replaced. It is an eletronic part and will malfunction after accidents.

Do not attempt this unless you are nowhere near a Subaru dealer. If you have defective seat belts, take it to the dealer, they have a lifetime warranty as long as you did not tear them up or something like that. I just took in a 99 Forester that had a belt that would not retract and they fixed it under the warranty for free.

Unfortunately if you take this to a shop they can get into alot of trouble doing this for you. Some are controlled by the body control module and others are just simple circuits. Look at you seat belt female end and look for a harness that goes to it. If it's just 2 wires connect those two wires together to trick the system! You should always wear your seatbelt by the way.

Your dealer will use their scan tool to interface with your vehicle; that will disable the speed link. I provide this service at no charge.