Indeed, it is actually attached to the back of the guages' circuit board. I just found it and then stole your idea and muffled it. I'll write up a DIY over the weekend (I'm very busy the rest of the week).Actually, I'm skeptical it's even illegal to disable the warning beep. It's illegal to not wear your seatbelt, but I don't know of any law requiring an annoying sound associated with an unplugged buckle.TireMeltingRSX said:The illegal ways aren't to be discussed here, we can be held liable![]()
I'm not sure where it is, but it sounds like it comes from the dash - like, behind the guages or something. I'll see if I can find it this weekend if I have time.RSX46 said:Actually, I don't really need to disable the seat belt warning, If I could find the speaker and muffle it so it wasn't so loud that would be fine.
Anyone know where the speaker is for the seat belt warning beep?![]()
Shin-Etsu GreaseHey, while I have you all on here I got another quick question.
What is the best stuff to use to make the weather stripping around the doors, hood, etc soft and subtle again?.. I thought about using armor-all but I thought I would ask first. I used to use silicon but I can't find it at any stores anymore. Also I would like to use something to make the hoses and plastic pieces around the engine bay soft and subtle again.. everything is drying out and cracking. I only have 40,000 miles on it... the weather is awful here in Georgia...![]()
Clip the seatbelt behind ur back I reccomend always wearing speedbelts over speed of 45-50 mph, anything under that ull be fine but 50- 60mph might end up in a concussion 70+ on the high is almost certain death or ull be in the hospital for a Multiply by 1.2 for kilometers >Choose your poison I choose mine wear seatbelt in speeds over 45What are the illegal ways?