This is really easy to do.... much less of a pain than most other Hondas.
The beeper is located on the ceiling between the visors, inside the housing that covers up the screw mounts for the rear view mirror. Simply remove the rear portion of the cover by pushing up and outward, away from the mirror. This will expose the base of the mirror and it's screw mounts. Around the perimiter of the base of the mirror you will see two screws that hold the rest of the plastic cover in place. Remove these screws and the cover should be able to be pulled down, exposing a wire harness and a small plastic connector plug (don't know if they're all the same color, but mine is colored light blue). Disconnect the plug, shove the wires back up inside, replace the cover.
It's done!
Find and remove or disconnect the chime relay.
This may be the seatbelt disconnect warning. If you do have the seatbelt properly connected then the sensor may be bad.
You can turn off the 2009 Toyota Camry seatbelt warning light by engaging the seatbelt. You can also remove the seatbelt warning light fuse. Removing the seatbelt warning light fuse is not recommended.
You can turn off the seatbelt warning light in your 2006 Ford Explorer, by buckling the seatbelts. When the seat is occupied the warning light will stay on until the seatbelt is buckled.
Wear your seatbelt!
Wear the seatbelt!!
plug the seatbelt in.. the warning stops then ;-)
the speaker is in the instrument cluster (dont try and take it apart!), and you can have someone go in and change the coding to another country that does not have seat belt warning.
Put on the seat belt.
The light warns you that you are not wearing your seatbelt. Pushing the button cancels the warning.
yes, you get a warning light on your dashboard alerting you when it is off, and does not go off when your seatbelt is on, so yes it can.
nissan designed the seatbelt warning light to flash i think around 7 times. there is also a warning bell with the light, however the bell deactivates once the drivers seatbelt is locked in, where as the light continues the full cycle. Naaman