Belt Minder Deactivating/Activating: Deactivating/Activating
- Start with the ignition OFF and the driver and passenger safety belts unbuckled.
- Turn the ignition to RUN (it is not required to start the vehicle.
- Wait until the seatbelt warning lamp turns off (approximately one minute.)
- Buckle then unbuckle the driver or passenger seatbelt nine times, ending in the unbuckled seatbelt nine times, ending in the unbuckled state. Step 4 must be completed within 60 seconds.
- After Step 4 is complete the airbag warning lamp will be turned on for three seconds.
- After the airbag warning lamp turns off, buckle/then unbuckle the safety belt again. This will enable the beltminder if it is currently disabled, or will disable the beltminder if it is currently enabled.
- Confirmation of enabling the beltminder is provided to the customer by the airbag warning lamp flashing four times per second for three seconds, followed by three seconds again
- Confirmation of disabling the beltminder is proved to the customer by the airbag warning lamp flashing four time per second for three second.
- Customer programming of the beltminder is automatically exited after completion of the customer confirmation.
- The beltminder will automatically exit the programming mode without changing its enable status if Step 6 does not occur within 10 seconds of the end of Step 4.
- Performing Steps 1-12 using only the driver safety belt will permanently enable/disable the drive beltminder feature.
- Performing Step 1-12 using only the passenger safety belt will permanently enable/disable the passenger beltminder feature.
- Only one side (driver or passenger) can be enabled/disabled per key cycle. While programming the driver side, any activity on the passenger safety belt will abort the programming sequence. While programming the passenger side, any activity on the driver safety belt will terminate the programming sequence.
- The programming sequence will abort if a system fault occurs that requires the illumination of the restraints indicator lamp (RIL) at any time during programming or confirmation.