stupid seat belt
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stupid seat belt
the damn lap seat belt in my car keeps beeping. well not all the time only sometimes. does anyone know if there a wire in the seat belt that could have came loose. i really havnt had time to look??
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Originally posted by Mr. Eccentric
Ha ha! We were spared that whole auto belt debacle up here in Canada. Those things are an abomination!
Ha ha! We were spared that whole auto belt debacle up here in Canada. Those things are an abomination!
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Originally posted by dr0x
Uh... Ive seen them in calgary before.
Uh... Ive seen them in calgary before.
Well they weren't on any Ontario 7's and that's all I need to know.
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Originally posted by dtrigg
I have an '86 with the same problem. Driver side seat, and that light on the dash comes on when the belt is attached. Usually happens on bumps, so it must be a wire.
I have an '86 with the same problem. Driver side seat, and that light on the dash comes on when the belt is attached. Usually happens on bumps, so it must be a wire.
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Heres how to fix:
Remove the armrest console. That hoses the connector that sends the signal to the comp. If I remember right, its a six plug connector. Take a paper clip, bend it into a U shape and connect the two outside connections (top to bottom, it you are looking at it horizontally). Leave it unplugged. It will not buzz at you again. It will just reming you to buckle up when you start the car, but it will not turn on otherwise.
good luck.
Remove the armrest console. That hoses the connector that sends the signal to the comp. If I remember right, its a six plug connector. Take a paper clip, bend it into a U shape and connect the two outside connections (top to bottom, it you are looking at it horizontally). Leave it unplugged. It will not buzz at you again. It will just reming you to buckle up when you start the car, but it will not turn on otherwise.
good luck.
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Originally posted by GOLD7
Lifetime warranty?!?!?!
My dealership said there was never a problem with them and it would cost $800 to fix/replace the two!
Craig
Lifetime warranty?!?!?!
My dealership said there was never a problem with them and it would cost $800 to fix/replace the two!
Craig
fortunately mine work great.