Seatbelt warning light

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kliis
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Seatbelt warning light

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Any of you have a light in the dashboard to remind you of the seatbelt? I've seen it in the manual but my Polo doesn't show this light.
If so, it lights until you fasten your seatbelt or during a period of time?
And also, it can be activated and deactivated, like the auto-lock and many other things?

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Post by Scorpio1 »

I was thinking about this and also if the Polo gets the low washer warning light with the winter pack as on the Golf's, (shows a picture of it in the 2004 brochure).

And if we get the button to turn the interior sensors off
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Post by bertJ »

No seat belt warning light on UK Polos. Probably a requirement for certain countries; possibly Scandinavia.
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Post by mole »

I have I believe :?
After starting the engine (with belt off) it goes on for about 5 secs, then goes off.
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mole wrote:I have I believe :?
After starting the engine (with belt off) it goes on for about 5 secs, then goes off.
Same here :)
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Post by memm »

The Polo has no sensors (hmm, even the twingo has this :? )

You can activate / deactivate it if you have VAGCOM


http://www.zac.ch/users/sunstar/easydiag/

Belt warning lamp info. pressure sensors in the seats are unfortunately none available, nevertheless can one to the combination instrument teach to bring with Zuendungs-Ein the belt flare for a few seconds to shining. Wem's pleases; -) Work routine 1. With address word 17 2 selects the combination instrument. "codes (02) putrefy" control. Errors are present, procedure break off. 3. "Recode (07)" select. 4. Indicated software Coding value on a note write! 5. The first two numbers describe the optional extra. Usually they are "00". These first two numbers now on 02 change and the remainder of the value maintained. E.G. becomes from the value "00044" (4 cylinder petrol engine, Germany) now "02044". Everything clearly? Depending upon land/engine the rear numbers can deviate. The Workshop code to be leave. 6. "DO it!" 7. With next Zuendungs-Ein should the belt warning lamp for some seconds light up. 8. Wenn's nervt or does not function: With the note value recoden again.
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Scorpio1 wrote:I was thinking about this and also if the Polo gets the low washer warning light with the winter pack as on the Golf's, (shows a picture of it in the 2004 brochure).

And if we get the button to turn the interior sensors off
I was expecting to get a low washer level warning because i've got the winter pack, but either it hasn't got one or it ain't working!

My seatbelt light is the same as everyone elses and only comes on briefly.

I do have the button to turn the interior sensors off though.


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Post by Nelson_Wilbury »

leonsmith wrote:
Scorpio1 wrote:I was thinking about this and also if the Polo gets the low washer warning light with the winter pack as on the Golf's, (shows a picture of it in the 2004 brochure).

And if we get the button to turn the interior sensors off
I was expecting to get a low washer level warning because i've got the winter pack, but either it hasn't got one or it ain't working!

My seatbelt light is the same as everyone elses and only comes on briefly.

I do have the button to turn the interior sensors off though.


Leon.
Hmm, you should definately have one, get it checked.
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Post by Scorpio1 »

It can't be that hard to fit I guess, isn't it only a float sensor in the washer bottle? Maybe the wires are already there?
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