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  1. Thank you guys, especially Bill. I tried to jiggle it and you are right it is just the tongue of the seat belt being out of place.. I tried moving it around and i guess i tighten it for some weird reason because it is not doing it anymore..thank goodness..it was kinda embarassing to my passenger because they always ask if i shut my door properl. :lol: Thank you guys!! by the way I also have that horn problem with the worn out bushing where I followed everyone's input in this site and I did not have a single problem. KUDOS everybody! :renntech:
  2. Hi, i have a 99 Boxster with 80k miles and I've been noticing that the door ajar chime goes off a lot. I would hit few bumps and it would go off (Ding, ding, ding for I think 5 times). If I would accidentally adjust or move the seatbelt while driving, then it would go off again. Sometimes I would get in the car, seat down and adjust the seat then it would go off again. Does it have anything to do with the seatbelt or with the seat itself? Any help would be greatly appreciated as I've noticed that there are plenty of great experts on this site :clapping: . Thank you, Claudine
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