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Got nannied again
Gotta be a way to turn that off. That's irritating. |
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that is smart ! The seat does not know a difference between a gallon of milk and an infant's seat....
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People actually put infant seats in the front seat of an X5. Gotta wonder who thinks that's a good idea somehow.
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i believe there is a s/w fix for this...search these threads and you shall find
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Sorry, but why would you put a gallon of milk on the seat?
Milk only goes on rubber matt on the back seat floor. |
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A gallon of milk is that heavy? I've had quite a bit of stuff in the passenger seat like a pizza box and some fast foods all at the same time and it never bugged me.
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Yeah, roughly 8 to 8.5 pounds for a gallon.
FirstBMW, if you lay the gallon down on its side in the seat with the handle in the crack it doesn't slide around like it does on the floor in the back when cornering. |
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I thought it was bad when my bags set it off. (heavy) |
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I hear you. I went out to play with it a bit more. My laptop bag sets it off, gymbag, etc. My wife's purse however, is just light enough to not set it off. Luckily, it's her car, so I don't have to deal with it often. If my truck did that, something would get ripped out.
It's a nice idea that the weight sensor determines the deployment of the airbag and the force used for inflation, but tying that in to the seatbelt alarm at such a ridiculously low weight doesn't make much sense to me. |
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keep the passenger seat bealt buckled all the time
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