How can I turn off my 1991 Honda Accord's "Seat Belt Alert" (beeping noise) that's malfunctioning?

Question

My 1991 Honda Accord recently starting flashing the seatbelt alert light on the dashboard, and making a beeping alert noise, even when my seatbelts are fastened. My seatbelts are fully functional, and it seems to be a problem with just the seatbelt alert wiring. I would like to disarm the alert by disconnecting wires going to the seatbelt alert box, however, I cannot seem to find a wiring schematic that would tell me which wires to disconnect. Does anyone know which wires I need to cut? Or is there another simple solution to my problem? Any help would be greatly appreciated, as the beeping noise is really starting to get annoying!!! Thank you very much!

Answer 1

I would find the beeper location and simply clip and tape up the POWER wire to it. When you find the beeper, a simple 41.00 test light will show which wire is hot going to it. Be careful.

Answer 2

try to be able to achieve lower than the sprint and locate the little field that makes the chiming noise. you could then purely unplug the twine harness from the field and the chiming will provide up. I did this on my Miata with the door open chime. The field will be vibrating even as it makes the chime. you could also come across it in a fix guide. should be lower than the motive force's aspect sprint, probable on the breaking point of the inner fender wall.