My friend's G2 is having some problems with the seatbelt. He told me that his seatbelt light blinks and beeps repeatedly while he is driving. But once he opens the door, it stops beeping. So you can all probably imagine how annoying it would be to be driving while you car is constantly beeping. He called me and asked me for help but I have no idea what the problem might be so I figured I'd ask on H-T. Anyone?

 

my only beeps for about 5 seconds after i unhook the automatic seatbelt. so it would be something wrong in where you hook the seatbelt up to it. i think...i've never heard of that but sometimes my seatbelts get stuck and the passenger won't be able to get out(kinda funny sometimes). i hope that kinda helped

 

Tell him to take his car to Acura.. Its a free fix. 100% if he has tampered with it

 

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by DA9RsIntegra &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">Tell him to take his car to Acura.. Its a free fix. 100% if he has tampered with it </TD></TR></TABLE>

Really? Was it a recall?

 

i remember a recall on something about the lap belt latch.

 

There is something wrong with the automatic mechanism most likely.. Its a free fix from Acura because safety restraints have a lifetime warrenty no matter what.. I dont know if thats a law or just Honda/Acuras policy but they do fix any seatbelt problems for free.

 

as far as i know all honda and acura have life time warranty on the seats belts. only catch is, it has to be untouched

 

Cool, my friend just stopped by and I took a look at his 93 GSR and it is completely bone stock. So he shouldn't have a problem at Acura then. I'll have him take it to Acura and see what happens. Thanks a lot guys!

 

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What has to be untouched? The car as a whole?

Are you saying they wont fix your seatbelt if you have an intake? I doubt it..

 

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What has to be untouched? The car as a whole?

Are you saying they wont fix your seatbelt if you have an intake? I doubt it..</TD></TR></TABLE>

He means that you can't have the seatbelt assembly unassembled, 2 screws stripped, the belt put back on backwards, etc. In other words, if something goes wrong with your seatbelt, don't try to fix it yourself, take it to acura and let them deal with it, because if they see you tampered with it, they will charge you for the repairs.

 

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by purplegsr &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">He means that you can't have the seatbelt assembly unassembled, 2 screws stripped, the belt put back on backwards, etc. In other words, if something goes wrong with your seatbelt, don't try to fix it yourself, take it to acura and let them deal with it, because if they see you tampered with it, they will charge you for the repairs.</TD></TR></TABLE>

Yea, you know the dealer doesn't want to give away free labor, so make sure not to give them a chance to blame it on you.

 

yup, take it to the dealer, they'll fix all

also it could be the seat belt sensor or the belt isnt all the way down the track, it might look like it, but there could be something jammed in the way so it wont go the rest of the way.

the rubber lining that the seatbelt track runs between is nitorious for drying out and breaking off into the track.. i had the same problem with mine, and they just cleaned it and it worked fine

just remember, any saftey feature such as seat belts, are a lifetime warranty no matter how old the car is

 

Is the lifetime warranty on seatbelts just a Honda thing, or does that apply to all cars? Just curious

 

all cars, cuz its a safty issue.. thats the last thing any company wants is for some accident to happen and the seatbelt fails to do what its supposed to, and someone dies..

 

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by ..::91TEG-G2::.. &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">all cars, cuz its a safty issue.. thats the last thing any company wants is for some accident to happen and the seatbelt fails to do what its supposed to, and someone dies..</TD></TR></TABLE>

or someone just gets injured, sues, and makes a lot of money.

 

yeah, that definately makes sense. Thanks