Seat belt warning chime disable
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Joined: 10-03-2005
Posts: 2,351
From: Sachse, TX NE Dallas
Originally Posted by SoCalHHR
If you want to retain your stock stereo, simply remove it and unplug the harness. Next, pull the harness cable out a bit for access, and cut the dark green wire running to pin 5 on one of the two plugs. This wire transmits the GM Serial LAN data (chimes for seatbelts, lights on, door open, etc.)
Make sure you cut the correct wire. If you cut the wrong one by accident, just reattach it with a butt connector and try again.
Hope it helps,
Make sure you cut the correct wire. If you cut the wrong one by accident, just reattach it with a butt connector and try again.
Hope it helps,
you said it transmits the GM serial LAN data.
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Joined: 01-30-2006
Posts: 112
From: W-S, North Carolina
Everything goes trough the radio. Here is a tidbit kinda on this topic, if your enter your hhr trough the passenger side door and start your car w/ radio on, turn off car and exit trough passenger side the radio stays on.
On mine anyway, anyone else try this?
On mine anyway, anyone else try this?
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Joined: 10-14-2005
Posts: 5,359
From: SoCal
Originally Posted by guido099
Everything goes trough the radio. Here is a tidbit kinda on this topic, if your enter your hhr trough the passenger side door and start your car w/ radio on, turn off car and exit trough passenger side the radio stays on. On mine anyway, anyone else try this?
On mine anyway, anyone else try this?It's in the owner's manual.
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Joined: 10-19-2005
Posts: 20,687
From: Miami
