Hey guys im new here to the boards, My girlfriend currently owns a 2006 Civic Sedan. Sometimes when we go out driving theres this annoying beeping sound from not having your seatbelt on. Now i know seatbelt is a must and everything and i myself use it almost all the time, but my question is, how can i disable that annoying beeping sound ?

Thank you.

 

Hm, im pretty sure you can't... not without physically removing hardware sensors...

 

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by Kumitsu &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">Hey guys im new here to the boards, My girlfriend currently owns a 2006 Civic Sedan. Sometimes when we go out driving theres this annoying beeping sound from not having your seatbelt on. Now i know seatbelt is a must and everything and i myself use it almost all the time, but my question is, how can i disable that annoying beeping sound ?

Thank you.</TD></TR></TABLE>
You can easily disable it by wearing your seatbelt!!!!

You and your g/f can commit suicide if you want. But you need to wear those belts.
The beeper is buried in your gauge control module. And disconnecting the switch will set an SRS light (even less protection in an accident)
Like I said before people that don't wear their seatbelt are a dying breed.

 

Blah, so much for the help ! thanks for the lecture ... LOL

 

Yea, i would recommend you wear your seatbelt. Lets just say, if you get into an accident, you wouldnt want to survive.

 

Should of used a more descriptive topic....... I want my 30 seconds back

 

if it's a manual probaly wants her to shift, or sumthing wrong with the car, or the doors open

 

Wear your seatbelt son.

 

Even if you do disconnect your seat belt light..you airbags wouldn't open up in an accident if you're not wearinga seat belt...my advice...no one's too cool for seat belts!!

 

maybe u should wear ur seat belt , because i have and si and sedan si is mines and sedan is my sisters and they bepin goes on when teh seatbelt isnt on so put it on.....................

 

in case your need further instructions

 

a guy i work with is having the same problems with his toyota yaris and he has taken it to toyota on multiple occassions and they just keep telling him that there is only one way to get it to stop...WEAR YOUR SEATBELT....

saved my life once, trust me they are worth wearing

 

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by mooseheads36 &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">they just keep telling him that there is only one way to get it to stop...WEAR YOUR SEATBELT....</TD></TR></TABLE>

LOL ain't that the truth

 

just wear your seatbelt. you dont want to scramble to wear it once your going to hit a truck going 50 and about to crash. its your life, and doesnt cops pull you over if you dont wear it? what is it? 101 bucks "click it or ticket"?

 

Wear you seatbelt, lock the thread

 

cancel ur insurance policy
wear earplugs
turn up the stereo
roll windows down
get life insurance
add me as the sole beneficiary

 

just wear it

 

What up guyz

Just bought a new black 06 civic sedan and puttin some 18's black w/chrome lip on pirelli pzero tires on it soon. Lookin for suspension kit first though so if anyone got any info let me know

 

as posted by my friend who's car this actually WAS









This saved my life..


End of story...