The warning beep that somes on when you aren't wearing your seatbelt is acting funky in my car. It sounds very "choppy" and weak. I know it sounds retarted but this is the best way I can describe it: it sounds like something is "stuck in it's throat", like it's "choking" if you know what I mean. <-- yes i know how that sounds, lol. But where is this beeper located? And where is the wiring for it? Any suggestions for making it beep to it's full potential?

 

I removed the warning buzzer in my 90 si crx. You could find the buzzer under the dashboard, in a computerized box. Close to the steering wheel.

May I suggest removing the buzzer?

I replaced my buzzer with a resistor of the same value.

 

I was gonna suggest cutting the wire to the speaker or whatever it is to eliminate it. Kinda annoying to me but some people like to keep that stuf.

 

Anyone know where exactly it is? and how i get to it?

 

Just unplug the seatbelt sensor wires. Look under the seat, you'll see a 2-pin connector, take it out.

 

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Cool.