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Replying to: steve_ (Apr 04, 2005 6:55 pm) I will stick to my point, those that take operating performance machines seriously simply turn off the chime by buckling up.... |
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A couple of months ago, NJ passed a law against using cell phones while driving. It makes sense to me from a Safety stand point. But from a libertarian perspective it scares me. Where does the govt draw the line. Soon our wake up time, what we eat, what we drive, etc, etc, will be specified by law makers. The good thing is that we dont' have to tire our brain thinking about what to do. We'll be told what we can and cannot do. Call me paranoid, but we'll reopen this discussion 20 years later, if there isn't a law against Internet message boards. |
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Replying to: steve_ (Apr 04, 2005 6:55 pm)  Although I didn't want to get into it, of course I wear my seatbelt most of the time. However, there are several instances when I don't want a chime sounding every 5 seconds. As I mentioned, my husband's 2004 5 series has this and it never, ever stops. For example, if we are going to a restaurant/store etc... and he wants to drop me off at the door, I have to keep my belt on until the second I open the door... can't remove it to be prepared jump out so as not to cause the person behind us to wait (until you own a vehicle with the passenger side chime, you don't realize how often things like this happen). Another example occurs when I need to reach into the rear seat for something (don't worry, tyresmoker, it's generally while we are sitting at a stop light) if you've ever done this, you'd know, it's kind of hard to do if you're wearing a seatbelt! So, I remove it, rearrange whatever we were trying to transport that has spilled/ fallen, all the while to hear ding - ding - ding. I could go on, but my point is, there is absolutely NO reason the chime needs to be constant, 30 seconds of it when you initially start the car is plenty! There's quite a bit of info out there on how to disable the chime in Fords (click it three times, turn on headlights etc..) I was just wondering -- as was my salesperson [who told me the service people do know how, they just aren't allowed to do it] if anyone has any inside info. Anyway, thank you to everyone who agrees the new models are a bit overboard on the warning system and I'll let you know if I ever figure it out... I should pick it up on Thursday. Silver ML 350 - can't wait! R
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Rlmcgarry.... are getting a 2005 or 2006 ML? Mark
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Replying to: mark156 (Apr 05, 2005 7:04 pm) |
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Replying to: rlmcgarry (Apr 04, 2005 5:13 pm) M
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| Anyone know how to disable the FSS light on a 2001 ML 320? Thanks. | |
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Replying to: merc1 (Apr 07, 2005 2:45 am)  Too bad though, it's mine! Let me know if anyone has any specific questions. R |
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