Saifskyline

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Hello, I own a jdm sir2 eg6, i have been looking everywhere to find the front driver power seatbelt buckle which connects under the seat. The guy who owned the car before me decided to change the factory seats and he removed the power buckle too .

They look like these in the pics:
http://img504.imageshack.us/img504/996/sb2ti4.jpg

If anyone could tell me where i can find these i would be greatful, I want everything to be working on my SiR so im going to keep everything as it came from Honda

EDIT: only the driver side should have that wire with it. It's function is to warn you if you don't wear your seatbelt, so a warning light in the cluster is turned on until you plug in the seatbelt.

jbpnoman

A buckle is a buckle. Have you checked junk yards?

lazlong

Cheapest parts in the land: http://www.picknpull.com/check_inventory.aspx

Nationwide salvage listings: http://www.car-part.com/

Also check craigslist and eBay.

Even if the connectors aren't the same you can hardwire or get generic connectors (Radio Shack) and make your own connectors.

If all else fails you can always just jump the car connector coming from the car. It should just be 2 wires and all it's looking for is a completed circuit. If you jump it with a wire and the light still comes on then use a resistor.

grumblemarc

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Doubtful this person is in the US.

jbpnoman

Well, if he can't go to a junkyard, and can't get it online, I'm sure his local dealership will hook him up for a pretty penny.

Former User

Please place simple technical questions directly into the thread title -- Title edited.

Saifskyline

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Im from the UK guys, i would like to just replace it to be honest as its a geniune eg6 sir2 i dont want to ruin it.

I have heard the ones from a integra dc2 and civic ek9 will fit. I have checked with honda and they want $100 for a new replacement! which is too much

grumblemarc

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As you see from the advice you got so far you might not get a good source for a while. You may be searching for sometime until a fellow countryman comes along to assist. After a while though, you may have to fork out the money.

Saifskyline

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ok thanks for the help guys, if anyone comes across one please send me a message on here!

94EG8

You can get that buckle from any '92 - '95 Civic btw, as long it's RHD.

jbpnoman

I don't think it even has to be RHD. I don't see any reason you couldn't just take the driver buckle off a LHD Honda and flip it around.

94EG8

There's a little tab that prevents you flipping them around like that.

jbpnoman

That's what they make a Dremel for.

lazlong

Dam, you beat me to it.