2015 seatbelt chime?

I know this has been posted before but I cant find it so save me the bs. I can't figure out how to turn off the seatbelt chime. The method for my 2010 doesn't work on the 2015. Has anyone figured it out yet?

 

I wear my seatbelt, it works for me every time.

 

Thanks for the help.

 

Dealer can disable with Techstream. If they are willing.

Unless you can prove its a pasture truck, if I was the dealer, I'd not do it. 'Cause when you are maimed and were not wearing your seatbelt, some polyester clad lawyer would sue for disablement of the chime being the cause.

Personal responsibility gives way to $ in today's world. Like hot coffee at McDonalds.

 

So theres no trick like the odo one on earlier years?

 

Nope. The joy of computerization.

Everyone wants lush. What they often get is control and restricted ability to DIY

If you insist on not buckling up, you can cut the male buckle out of a wrecking yard piece and put it in your female buckle half to stop the alarm.

 

That sucks. Sometimes I have to keep heavy things in the passenger seat and it drives me nuts.

 

This happens to me with my dog.

I just buckle the belt.

 

The last line of post 6 is a cheap solution.

 

I was thinking maybe one of those seat belt extenders would work.

 

Read your owner's manual. It's explained as being something the dealer can turn off for you.

Go to dealer. Ask them to turn it off. Done.

 

Good thing you're not my dealer.

 

Dealer turned mine off day one...no questions asked.

 

I always wear my seat belt when I'm on the road. But there are times when I'd rather not have to, like riding down trails or just going across a parking lot or something.

 

Get a clothes pin. Shove it in there upside down, like so:

 

Amazon.com $6

 

Same here. No issues turning mine off for me.

 

Clever!!

 

tech stream - turned mine off - yeah, ya gotta love big brother - and I ALMOST always wear my belt, my dog never does, and I don't need "big brother" reminding me of the proven safety benefits of the Tacoma passive restraint system.

 

Are those wet okole seat covers?