Isn't the seatbelt buzzer suppoposed to stop buzzing after a few seconds? If so then this means that the heating element inside the buzzer module is malfunctioning. They work similar to a turn signal flasher.
@FelixTheHouseFreak I may be mistaken, but it may have that seat belt/starter interlock that was required in 1974 and early 1975 cars. After starting the car, if you unbuckle the seat belt, the buzzer/light will be on until the belt is re-buckled.
Isn't the seatbelt buzzer suppoposed to stop buzzing after a few seconds? If so then this means that the heating element inside the buzzer module is malfunctioning. They work similar to a turn signal flasher.
FelixTheHouseFreak 3 months ago
@FelixTheHouseFreak I may be mistaken, but it may have that seat belt/starter interlock that was required in 1974 and early 1975 cars. After starting the car, if you unbuckle the seat belt, the buzzer/light will be on until the belt is re-buckled.
jemerson722 3 weeks ago