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Hisun/Axis seatbelt defeat/bypass

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Hisun/Axis seatbelt defeat/bypass

This file is for using a laser cutter to cut a dummy seatbelt tongue to override the seatbelt warning and speed limiter. I used 3mm thick acrylic. My laser is an XTool, so I included the .xcs file for that brands software, but also included a generic vector file .svg. Probably want to verify the dimensions translated properly for your cutter before using. My UTV is an Axis E1, which is basically a rebranded Hisun Sector E1, and I'm also guessing that all the Hisuns probably use a common seatbelt anyway.

Use only where appropriate and at your own risk.

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    03/10/2026
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Thanks for the file. For those who do not have a 3D printer, I cut the two front seat belts on a junked Chrysler minivan and used the clips. 
 

Pop Bob 

 

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If you search amazon and use "seat belt clip," you will find many things which can be plugged into your seat belt buckle. They are, of course, intended to attach to your dog's leash, and clip in the passenger-side buckle. No self-respecting safety professional would suggest that you clip in the driver's buckle, and ride your UTV without wearing a seat belt, even if the clip would make the vehicle think you were buckled in.

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Unplugging the connector doesn't cost anything and does not suggest one should not wear the seat belt. However, freedom of choice is ours in this country and as long as we accept the consequences of our choice it should not be judged by big brother.

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