Posted on Mar 19, 2009

Seat belt tone dings when belt is buckled

Damn Fords :-) the seat belt is freakin is buckled but it constantaly dings as if it weren't buckled drivin me freakin crazy man. I've checked the relays but was un able to get to the wires to the belt itself. Whats the easiest way to get to those wires without removing the seat?? and if its not the wire connections what else could possibly cause this. Thanks for you help.

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