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Welcome to the forum, you'll find the members on here are a friendly and helpful bunch :) 

I'm assuming you are all wearing your seatbelts? 

But... If you want to turn off the seat belt binger then I believe you'll need to used vag com or similar to turn it off.

Cheers

Steve

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Thanks Steve. 

Of course we all wear our seatbelts it's got to the stage every time the alarm chimes I have to undo the seatbelt quickly and put it back in to stop it for a minute or two if I'm lucky. 

Is this vag com easy to use? I was going to take today to a electronics mechanic but if it's straight forward it will save me about £80.

Thanks 

Glad to be apart of the forum :)

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 I thought so but thought I'd check :) 

It sounds like there is a fault and you've done wise to hook it in with an auto electrician. Vag com won't help in this case due to there being a fault. 

You could also get a diagnostic check carried out to see what fault codes flag up.

Cheers

Steve

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Not sure if this is the same thing.

had an e61 535d, there was a sensor cushion that wore through in the seat. As it was wearing out it would cause the seatbelt light to come on/off intermittently. Could this be similar to the 4f?

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