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@Northloopcup which ones mate?

As above, pretty sure that if rear seats are missing, then the seat belts need to be removed as well to pass the MOT. Be warned if you decide to remove the belts that will throw up a light on your dash, which is another fail on an MOT. Easiest solution is probably to stick the seats back in...

Cheers mate, will try and give that a go tonight.

Thanks mate, when you say bridge across do you mean with a resistor or just wire?

There's 9 wires at my count going into the plug that was disconnected from the seat.

Nobody? I have one night left to find and rip it out or spend the best part of a week of the bleeping pushing me closer to madness.

I really love that colour, nice to see something different than the usual choices too, very individual. Good choice of fluid, pads etc too.

Just gone round all of mine now, interesting that theres a fair bit of slack to take out on some.

Looks like a really cool blue, what colour is it? Nice

I know with seats down you can get them in ok, don't know if you'd manage to get them in just the boot space though.

That's a nice update :D look forward to seeing the end result.

Yes mate I bit the bullet and booked on to DN17. I've only ever done TF but always heard such good things about the trackdays so thought it was worth it.

Haha I haven't been in 4 years so buzzing, worried I'll feel like a complete newbie on a very experienced trackday!

Theres an auto electrician near me who I'm going to use to remove the warning lights for airbags etc as they're no longer in the car and he can fix the the bleep too but just if there was an interim measure of removing it I'd love to, especially as travelling to the ring on Monday.

Nice idea @nick's but as per above, the car is fully stripped, I have nowhere to stick a false buckle!

Does anyone know how I can make it stop on my 200? With the car being fully stripped and having no seatbelt it's a little annoying to live with. Open to all suggestions including the removal of said bleeper!

Nice mate, really good feeling when you know you've got squeaky clean fresh brakes. Good excuse to get out and have good blast in the car too in order to make sure they're bedded in for Mallory :smile:

How have you managed that lol? I can't drive anywhere without a wonderful bleeping noise for a few mins and lights on the dash!

Set yourself some goals Steve, must be tonnes of stuff you want to get out and do, problem is most of us get stuck in the daily grind and don't dedicate enough time to focus on the real things we want to do. Goal setting seems a bit odd to a lot of people but even from really small stuff it...

If you are a petrolhead which most probably are on this forum, there is always an itch to scratch or something new and shiny that will catch your eye. Pretty sure hard drugs would be a cheaper lifestyle but this addiction is at least healthy for you... just not your wallet :)