Thread: Door Open Dinga - RRS

Side cutters?

My 2IC on Norfolk Island did that to my company car when he had it whilst I was on leave. He did fit a switch to enable it as needed.

You'd probably need Rovacom or similar for a Rangie.

You could flick the door lock catch into the closed position. Just remember to release it before you slam the door .

I asked Land Rover this very same question about an hour ago. According to them it can't be stopped, which I find a bit strange as they managed to disable the seatbelt dinga, which was just as annoying.

The signal/circuit from the door switches must be controlled by a fuse somewhere...

I had all the alarms switched off in my L322 when I got it serviced by a private LR mechanic.I don't need the car to tell me how to drive it. Pat

I know that sound drives me insane aswell... Landrover are useless, i asked them how too use the factory bluetooth handsfree, and they were like we dont know how too use it.... so i never got it too pair with the three phones ive had.... useless...

The signal is received from the door latch & sent to the CJB, which in turn communicates with the Instrument pack & signals the chime, Which by the way in the Australian Market Cant be switched off via the dealers ISD/SSD.

But in some circumstances, if you stick the seat belt strap end into the seat belt stalk & press the release button 10 times from memory within 5 seconds, it may turn off. It was something like that, may have to do a search..

Cheers

If I recall correctly, to switch the seat belt dinger off is turn the ignition switch to I, then plug in / release the belt 10 times within 30 seconds. If that doesn't work, then it's turn the ignition to II.

I keep meaning to do this with mine, the bloody bongers drive me mental. I know the whole lot can be switched off somehow, but the dealer's can't won't do it, has to be a knowledgeable independant.