depending on the vehicle, some seat belt alarms can be disabled theu settings in the vehicle,check owneres manuel for instructions how to do this or to undoe this
Seatbelts save many lives around the world each year. However, cars still remain among the most dangerous methods of transportation. Seat-belt are found in the latch mechanism. If the magnet does not sense the belt connected it will alarm you with a noise and a sign on the dashboard.
Yeas it will
alarm doesnt wrk neither does door locks with key
yes it will cause it doesnt use the signal to set the alarm or time.
The seat belt has to be ingaged for heater to work. The seatbelt has to be ingaged to work
there are seat belt extenders that might work
Seat belt locks work by using a mechanism within the seat belt retractor that engages when the belt is pulled out and suddenly released. This mechanism, often a locking latch plate or a retracting spool, prevents the belt from retracting, securing the occupant in place during a sudden stop or collision. Some vehicles also have an additional feature where the seat belt locks when the vehicle is in a crash or if the belt is anchored incorrectly. This ensures that the seat belt remains tight and effective in protecting passengers.
Yes.
You can't. Its part of the computer. Maybe the dealer can? The work around my boss uses is plugging in a seatbelt extension which is around $25-$50 from a dealer
here you go try going here first www.ebookspdf.com/automotives/3189/ford-escape-2001-owners-manual/and if that doesnt work try what i did get in like ur going somewhere without ur seat belt on put ur key in to the on position but dont turn it on wait till the seat belt light goes off then pull ur seat belt in and out 3 times then real fast turn ur light on then off then real fast pull ur seat belt in and out again 3 times then in 5 sec. pull it back in and out then the seat belt light should flash 4 times or so if u done it right hope this help.
when it doesnt work
no if you have the type of seat belt that you can keep pulling. They only work at higher speeds.