Thread: Kill the Hilux seat belt beep in 2 minutes !

It tried unplugging the beeper for reverse on a Subaru (imported). Found it unplugged ,job done, or so I thought. Couldn't get it out of Park. I resorted to wrapping it in multiple layers of tape. Mates of my brother had a car that beeped over 100kph. They found it by driving around at over 100 listening for it. Once they had pin pointed it, killed it with a cordless drill.
The Pathfinder I had would flash the air bag light sometimes. Advice was to replace the computer at around $3K. Googled it & found a procedure to reset it by turning on the ignition with the door opening & pushing the button that turns on the interior light when you open the door 5 times.