Defender - Default safety option?
Discussion
I have had my new Defender for a year now and love it. I "upgraded" from an old shape 110 Utility Defender.
The only annoying feature is it defaults to having all the safety bings / bongs on every time i start it.
Is there any way to change the default to my custom one?
Also, is there any way to turn off the seatbeat warning too?
I have tried a few combinations of putting the seatbelt in and out, but that hasnt worked for me.
The only annoying feature is it defaults to having all the safety bings / bongs on every time i start it.
Is there any way to change the default to my custom one?
Also, is there any way to turn off the seatbeat warning too?
I have tried a few combinations of putting the seatbelt in and out, but that hasnt worked for me.
Dixy said:
Many thanks, I had forgotten about that Forum. norscot said:
It's just two presses of a steering wheel button to deactivate...
It does indeed only take two presses. But I sometimes forget to do it and off we go again with the bing bongs. But more importantly, I live on country roads and its concerning when the lane assist snatches at the steering wheel.
Andy, the bongs, (speed limits warning, ADAS etc) were added to new Defender just over 2 years ago. My new 110 was one of the last to be built without it! Might be a good reason to keep it a bit longer....
As other have said, you can configure the favourite button on the steering wheel to allow you to turn it all of in 2 presses.
As other have said, you can configure the favourite button on the steering wheel to allow you to turn it all of in 2 presses.
findtomdotcom said:
Andy, the bongs, (speed limits warning, ADAS etc) were added to new Defender just over 2 years ago. My new 110 was one of the last to be built without it! Might be a good reason to keep it a bit longer....
As other have said, you can configure the favourite button on the steering wheel to allow you to turn it all of in 2 presses.
Yes, I think that adds to the re-sale value of your one As other have said, you can configure the favourite button on the steering wheel to allow you to turn it all of in 2 presses.

It's not a major inconvenience, don't get me wrong. I do push the button and life is good. But if you do forget it can be rather dangerous in some situations. I certainly can't be arsed to speak to my MP (Mr Farage) about it.
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