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Automatic seatbelts and radio do not work

Just purchased a 1993 Legacy sedan 5 speed and I love it. Everything seems to work great except the automatic seatbelt and the radio. Also, the little seatbelt light constantly blinks at me. The dashboard lights work, but there's no power to the radio. The fuses appear OK. The automatic seatbelts are in the overhead position and have to be used manually, with the emergency release. I would love the fix these. Any suggestions will be appreciated.

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There is a tester that allows the technician to check the different parts of the systems for parts failure, if you want to fix it then your best bet is to go to a dealer for repair.

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Transmission

Transmission
Typo and model:
1.- 4-speed automatic AW-30-40 (6cil start of 1993)
2.- 4-speed automatic 42RE ( 6cil 1993)
3.- 4-speed automatic 46RH ( V8, 1993-1995)
4.- 4-speed automatic 44RE ( 5.2L V8, 1996)
5.- 4-speed automatic 46RE ( 5.9L V8, 1998)
6.- 5-speed automatic 45RFE( 4.7L V8, 1999 in WJ)

Enter the VIN in here: http://jeep.avtograd.ru/VIN/vin_en.asp

Also cHeck this info: http://www.jeep.com/en/4x4/systems_by_vehicle/

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