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Seatbelt warning screen

Doug

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1071626C-8DBE-43F4-AB14-61CFD84178A3.jpeg Every time we drop off my kid at practice the car thinks she’s still there but not buckled in. We drive up, she gets out of the backseat, and we continue driving on. This alert doesn’t go away the rest of the drive. Is it really not smart enough to know we’re down a guy?
 

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IT wii go away if you push the "OK" button
 

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Just push the OK button on your steering wheel it will go away
 

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Right, that’s what I should do. But what should Ford do?
 

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Doug said:
View attachment 14370 Every time we drop off my kid at practice the car thinks she’s still there but not buckled in. We drive up, she gets out of the backseat, and we continue driving on. This alert doesn’t go away the rest of the drive. Is it really not smart enough to know we’re down a guy?
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For ours to come off a door had to be opened and closed while in park.
 

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Doug said:
Right, that’s what I should do. But what should Ford do?
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Ford should tell you … Just push the OK button on your steering wheel it will go away
 

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I have the same issue, but it will not go away with the 'ok' button. Still there after starting and stopping (engine off and back on)
 

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