Mine too. There was a recall years ago for that issue on my model but I didn’t take it in as I hadn’t developed the problem yet. Yesterday my water bottle set it off. I mostly ride with the passenger seatbelt buckled now.
This is literally the only valid reason for such a product, and unfortunately is also the loophole most vendors use in order for these to be legal to sell.
My Volt is insane about this. 3 sheets of paper? alert. cell phone calbe? alert. Car Keys? fine. fast food? fine as long as it’s not pizza. I can lay three chesesteaks on the seat and it DGAF, one slice of 7-11 pizza? we’re all gonna die.
I hadn’t thought of that but you’re right! I tend to place my arm on the passenger seat while driving and it sometimes sets off the alarm if anything is sitting on the seat.
But that could be fixed with a spare buckle. This product is awful in many ways.
My Subaru could use that for literally anything placed on the passenger seat. Putting your cellphone on the seat will likely set off the dinging.
Mine too. There was a recall years ago for that issue on my model but I didn’t take it in as I hadn’t developed the problem yet. Yesterday my water bottle set it off. I mostly ride with the passenger seatbelt buckled now.
This is literally the only valid reason for such a product, and unfortunately is also the loophole most vendors use in order for these to be legal to sell.
My Volt is insane about this. 3 sheets of paper? alert. cell phone calbe? alert. Car Keys? fine. fast food? fine as long as it’s not pizza. I can lay three chesesteaks on the seat and it DGAF, one slice of 7-11 pizza? we’re all gonna die.
I’ve found a good smack tends to get the sensors to calm down.
I hadn’t thought of that but you’re right! I tend to place my arm on the passenger seat while driving and it sometimes sets off the alarm if anything is sitting on the seat.
But that could be fixed with a spare buckle. This product is awful in many ways.