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- RPO Codes Decoder - GM Chevrolet Buick Cadillac - Regular Production Option
T8Z Buckle to Drive, prevents vehicle from being shifted out of Park until driver seat belt is fastened; times out after 20 seconds and encourages seat belt use, can be turned on and off in Settings menu
- 2022 GMC Yukon Adds Buckle To Drive Feature - GM Authority
Among these is the addition of the Buckle To Drive safety feature The Buckle To Drive safety feature for the 2022 GMC Yukon is tagged with RPO code T8Z, and is included as standard
- Buckle to Drive | Chevy Silverado and GMC Sierra Forum
Before you start a letter-writing campaign to GM about overreach, however, you should know that there are multiple ways to disable Buckle to Drive We're sharing that with you not because we're encouraging people to drive unbuckled, but because it's an important point to understand
- buckle to drive and how to enable disable - YouTube
This weeks how to Video: how to enable and disable the buckle to drive feature In order to keep you and your passengers safe, all new GM cars have a safety feature that requires you to
- TAHOE 9C1 PPV - GM Upfitter
To drive the vehicle at low speeds with the door open, open the door while the vehicle is in P (Park) and select D (Drive) or R (Reverse) This disables the auto-park feature until the door is closed and then re-opened
- Seat belt buckled to drive? - Tahoe Yukon Forum
Buckle to Drive can be turned off through the Settings menu on the infotainment screen; go to Settings > Vehicle > Buckle to Drive On vehicles that include the feature as part of Teen Driver Mode, go to Settings > Vehicle > Teen Driver
- General Motors Buckle To Drive Technology - GM Authority
Buckle to Drive is a General Motors safety technology that restricts the driver from shifting out of park if the driver's seat belt is not buckled
- 22 1500 Safety package on all pickups code PDI
I'm having a little trouble with the buckle to drive thing -- even though it times out -- for off-road work situations where the truck is only going to be moved s short distance at slow speed It'll be Interesting to find out the details of the implementation
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