Harness Users, How do you disable Gong ?
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How do you harness users disable the annoying 'Gong' When using the racing harness? Or is there no way ? Does one have to route the 3 point belt behind the seat and connect it there ?
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In the earlier cars, pre 2004, you could make a plastic tab shaped like the seat belt buckle to turn off the seat belt light. This did not work in a friend's 2004 GT3. YMMV. You can route the belt behind the seat like you said or go to the junk yard and get another metal seatbelt tab. I believe the Audi ones are the same size as the Porche's.
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You can also disconnect a plug beneath the bucket seat. my dealer did it for me, but I have to say I don't know if any other functions are disabled. No problems so far for me.
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Originally Posted by Robin Samms
How do you harness users disable the annoying 'Gong' When using the racing harness? Or is there no way ? Does one have to route the 3 point belt behind the seat and connect it there ?
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Robin: Call Mike S., it can be done. He did it on my car -- I just don't know the exact details.
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Originally Posted by tazmaniac
You can also disconnect a plug beneath the bucket seat. my dealer did it for me, but I have to say I don't know if any other functions are disabled. No problems so far for me.
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Here's a screen shot taken from one of the GT3 / Nurburgring movies out there. Note the Seatbelt light. That you probably have to live with, the gong would drive me crazy, & sitting on the 3 point would'nt work either.
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Originally Posted by Karl S
I don't think that works on US cars, it trips the Air bag warning light for some reason. If you have a wiring diagram and some electrical skills, you can solder a resistor with the proper value (I think it is 200 ohms) across the proper pins to fool the DME to think the belt is always buckled.
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until someone has a better way I simply wear my three point belt over the harness. I bet the dealer can turn the gong off with his OBD2 gizmo, The gong is a feature of the 2004 cars, my 2002 GT2 does not do it.
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