How can I get my seat belt chime to work? The light on the dash works. Should I be looking fr a fuse?

disconnect that sucker from under the seat. Look under the seat ( move it all the way forward it will easier) find the seat belt buckle there will be a wire coming off it. follow the wire to the connection then disconnect it. no more chime. or light on the dash either

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there is a tiny little box under the driver side dash that makes the sound.
No easy way to tell you exactly where it is, but it's under there.

I would find the wiring harness that connects to that seatbelt connector, most likely under the seat and unplug it. If that circuit is fused it isn't specified in the fuse descriptions. Alternatively you can listen to the chime and trace the location of the chime unit by ear, probably buried in the dash and disconnect it, and then pull the warning lamp.

Check under the hood and look at the fuses. The fuse box is located on the passenger side above the battery. If the fuses test good, reseat the fuses. I hope this helps.

it looks like a long relay with a speaker grill on the front of it and its in the fuse box drivers side

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A: Yes.
Soultion: There has to be a fuse either under the dash or under the hood that controlls the chime.
There is a switch in the seatbelt connecter that controlls the chime. It has either failed or the wireing that carried the signal to shut the chime off has been damaged.

I bet its a fuse. Look under your drivers side belly pan for a fuse box door. Pull the door open/off and look at the fuse diagram to see which one might be related to the seat belt and autol ock. Cross reference it and check the fuse to see if it isn't blown. If you dont see anything that relates to it or dont find any blown fuses, check the engine bay as often cars feature a second fuse box. Check that one for blown fuses as well. This is a very easy thing to do yourself, your randma could do it.

Hi
There is a switch in the seat belt latch whe your sitting in the seat this will ba the part o the right side, see if something went into the latch part? or the switch is bad i think you have to replace the belt to fix the switch
RD

i drove for a whole year with my car chiming finally figured it was a fuse that had blown causing the chiming bell to go on. Check your fuses and youll find one that is blown replace it and you should be fine.