Seat belt detector
#12
The strangest thing happened yesterday... When I removed my seat belt, the seat belt light actually came on! It went off when I turned off the car, and it hasn't come on again since then. So I guess the bulb on the dash isn't burned out after all...
Last edited by wiskow; 03-17-2010 at 05:57 PM. Reason: spelling error correction
#14
Yup... that's exactly what happened on mine... but only that one time. It never happened before, and it hasn't happened since. I guess there must be a loose wire or a faulty sensor where the seatbelt attaches. I'm really not that worried about it.
#15
there should be a sensor in the seat too. lets the sytem know someone is in a seat and needs to buckle up. the belt sensor should be in the receptor where u click it in for the belt but if the seat sensor is messing up then it wont come on.
#16
Correct me if I'm wrong, but isn't there usually only a sensor in the seat for the passenger seat? I mean, isn't it assumed that if the car is driving, then there's someone sitting in the driver's seat? I don't think the '94 has a sensor for the passenger side. I'm pretty sure the seat belt light on the dash only lights up if the driver isn't wearing his/her seat belt.
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