H2290

Okay, just got my H22 90 Accord back on the road but no matter what I do the "automatic hang the driver super motorized" seatbelt thing won't stop beeping at me.

I wanna be mAdd tIte JdM and not wear my seatbelt. Sorry, j/k. I have both belts hooked up, both belts buckled, everything.

It WILL NOT stop beeping at me. It doesn't beep until I shut my driver door, the belt motors up and stops and then BAM.

It's like beep-beep . . . beep-beep . . . beep-beep. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks.

P.S. I know I can yank the plugs out of the box under the seat but then the motors wouldn't work and as annoying as they are they do serve a purpose. AND I know I can open the box and yank the speaker but I would actually like to fix the problem, not just ignore it.


Modified by H2290 at 6:21 AM 9/11/2004

The_Todd

Check your fuses for the seatbelts under your hood...they might be blown

SearchBeforeUPost!

if everything is working but it just beeps, you can take apart the seatbelt control module under the passenger's seat and yank the chime out of it. or just go to the junk yard and find another one.

BlazeTeck2000

im having the same problem but its worse than that it wont let me know that my door is open or that beep that it does when you key is in the ingntion ..... when im driving the seatbelt opens and wont close till i open the door and close it again ... i got tired of this so i pulled out the drives side fuse and now it just stays on the same stop (good for me) but it still beep ..... im thinking it could be my door thats just fu@ked up and im going to change it ... maybe that will work .... cause the light on the door wont go on 2 when you open it. the door has dents so im changing it ...

any one has a 2dr drivers side door for sale?

H2290

I went ahead and got the belts in the far back position and then unplugged the module. Just a bit harder to get in the car now.

As far as the fuses, could everyhthing work and they still be bad? I am gonna check all the fuses and stuff but if I find a fix I'll let you guys know.

BlazeTeck2000

today my mom came to me with the same problem but not the one i have just that her seatbelt light was on and would not stop ...it would close the seatbelt the way it should be but wont stop beeping ...till i looked under the seat and saw that the wire to the seat belt was off..i put it back on and was fixed ... i didn't try this on mine cause my girl has not came home yet ...lol danm bitch

H2290

Ahh, I checked mine and I think the wires are in but I'm gonna give everything a good push.

<====== Will be pissed when problem is a stupid plug not in all the way.

-RedneckDave-

If there is a sensor that lets it know when the belt is all the way back, and it is messed up that could be the problem.

BlazeTeck2000

another thing i wanted to add is that the wires may be cut due to the back and forth seat movements so make sure there is no cut wires

Chiovnidca

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Yes, there are a number of switches in the system. Any one of them could be a problem. The controller input test in the Helms manual is the only way I know to diagnose those f-ing systems.

JimBlake

Do those @(#*&$ motorized systems have a 'life-of-the-vehicle' warranty like other Hondas??

Chiovnidca

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It depends on the problem:
If the operation is affected, yes.
If it's cosmetic, no.