I have an 04 Honda accord. Is there any way to disengage the seatbelt buzzer??????
"andrew416" wrote Yes! Fasten the seat belt, preferably around your upper pelvic region. (Translation: here we go again.)
Whoo... This used to be easy in the Old Days. These days (and your car is probably very similar to my '91 Integra in this regard), the functions of the key-in-door-open, seat belt buzzer, etc., are all handled by an Integrated Control Unit, behind the driver's side kick panel in Civic-based vehicles, and probably in Accords as well. That ICU has a small piezo-electric beeper, identical to those used on computer motherboards and modems. That's what makes the annoying noises. Basically, if you disable one audible warning, you disable them all, which is exactly what I did with my Integra. The way I did it is amazingly crude: a #8 wood screw, tightened by hand through the hole in the plastic housing of the beeper component. The screw presses against the beeper's metal diaphragm and prevents it from vibrating. I did this in 1994 and it's still in place today. It did take a while to disassemble the kick panel to the point that I could get the ICU out, but there appears to be no other way to do this on a Honda. You can also try disconnecting the seatbelt switch at the buckle, but the cars I've tried this on are smart enough to sense this and permanently illuminate the warning light, which is also annoying. Hope this helps.
rec.autos.makers.honda With the Message-ID: <> And the Organization Header: www.talkaboutautos.com. Yup, buckle up buddy.
Give the twit a break. He used up half his vocabulary and you expect him to handle the grammar as the same time?
