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Carseat triggers rear seatbelt warning

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9.1K views 12 replies 10 participants last post by  Spiffywerks  
#1 ·
I have an infant car seat installed using the latch system and I keep getting rear seatbelt warning - anyone know a fix to disable the alert that is safe?
 
#7 ·
Now that I've gotten around to installing child seats for the kids ... yes this is annoying. I'll try fastening the seat belt tomorrow. But it really should detect if the latch is connected and suppress the warning!
 
#9 ·
Does your car seat have any play at all? With as tight as I connect my car seat it was an automatic trigger for the seatbelt warning. I just ran the seat belt behind it and connected it though so not a big deal.
 
#10 ·
I have a slightly different issue, seeking feedback:

My 7yo son uses a booster with the normal belt. But the way the M3 seats are designed, the booster sits too close to/on the right-side buckle so he always uses the center buckle (which has a lot more play). Every week or so, i'll get a warning that his belt isn't buckled. We do nothing and it clears, but what is it using to determine that it's occupied? I would expect it to be more consistent....
 
#12 ·
Does your car seat have any play at all? With as tight as I connect my car seat it was an automatic trigger for the seatbelt warning. I just ran the seat belt behind it and connected it though so not a big deal.
Checked and mine is in there as tight as I can get it... strange but glad I don't have that issue cause my little one is too big for the harness and we use the seatbelt.
 
#13 ·
I actually ran into an issue on 4th of july. I folded the drivers side rear down and put an easy up in the back through the pass through. Because of the weight, I kept getting a warning on no buckle of the middle rear.

Would be nice to have an option to turn the sensor off.