hi everibody..

i bought an used crossfire
this car has seat belt chime already disabled (probably by the old owner). how i can enable again this function???
another thing: my heated seat (driver and passenger side) doesn't work, works only the back not the seat...why?
the disabled seat belt indicator/chime and the heated seat are linked ???

help

thank you

 

It is broken. Buy a repair kit and get to work need soldering and a gluegun. I have done it. Seats needed to be taken out. Takes you about 3 hrs a seat the first time.

 

Do you know if the seats would be covered under the 3/30k warranty?

 

I do not but go there as if. And state that others have.

 

~ what year and color combo is your crossfire? it may have been mine...

 

Seat belt chime in my xf drives me crazy. Can't drive the car to the mailbox with out it screaming in my ear lol...

Where's the How To to disable it Or is it just a fuse to unplug?

 

~ see link: https://www.crossfireforum.org/forum...ing-chime.html

 

Thanks much

 

Do you have a link to a "how to" ? I have the exact same problem as the original poster

 

https://www.crossfireforum.org/forum...structions.pdf
Anything else Sir?

 

See post 2 above yours.. click on the red text.

 

He's asking about the seat repair, not the chime.

 

For disabling that damn alarm WITHOUT taking seat out or cutting any wires, just do THIS! (reprinted from a post in this great forum)

1) With the key in the ignition switch in any position except ON or START, buckle the driver's seat belt.
2)Turn the key to ON and wait for the chimes to stop.
3)Unbuckle, then buckle the driver's seat belt 3 times, ending with buckled.
4)Turn the key to any position except ON or START and wait for a sinlgle chime which indicates the reminder chime is off. (This may take up to ten seconds.) The initial chime will still sound when you start the car, but the repeating reminder chime will not.
An electrical system disconnect or repeating the above sequence will reinstate the chime. For the seat belt light which remain on, I recommend a strategically placed circle of tape.

This solution will stop that annoying chime and will not require any mod to any electrical wiring. Easily reversable and when you trade it in its safe for the next owner by resetting (disconnect battery negative cable or use the sequence again). My ending chime sequence was different but the result was the same. NO MORE CHIME when I move the car a few feet, thats great! Try it, it works!

 

[quote=onehundred80]He's asking about the seat repair, not the chime.

Yeah I was. Screw the chime I just want my heated seat bottoms to work. Thanks for the link onehundred80 but I was hoping for a how to from someone who's done it with pics included. Instructions are nice (if they're well written) but a step by step with pics by someone who's done it and can explain it in an idiot proof way is priceless.