seat belt beeper on 91 civic
uplandht
08-18-2002, 12:51 PM
where is the beeper for the seat belt alarm on the 91 civic?
the seat belt moter stopped working and now there is that annoying beep.
any advice would be greatly appreciated.
the seat belt moter stopped working and now there is that annoying beep.
any advice would be greatly appreciated.
Melt
08-18-2002, 12:55 PM
I had the same problem. Take your car to your local honda dealership and have em fix it cause its a safety issue therefore they will fix it for free.
chzdhippt
08-19-2002, 04:38 PM
Remove the fuse panel nuts (2)
I think there was a screw also.
There is a grey box about 1"x3"x4" connected to the back of the fuse panel. At the bottom of this grey box is a plug with about 8 or so wires in it. Unplug this cable.
After disconnecting the grey box (ICU), there is a clip on the short sides that holds it on. Unclip this grey box. On the ICU, there is 2 clips on each of the long sides. Use a flat screwdriver to push these clips.. Try not to break them or you will have to use some black tape to hold it together later.
Once you have the ICU open, you will see there is a circuit board, and on the top right corner is a piezo tweeter. Pull the circuit board from the housing and remove the piezo tweeter using a soldering iron. (it is the round black plastic thing about 1cm in diameter by 1cm tall, with a hole in the top) If you just want the beeper to be quieter, I suggest a little piece of tape over the hole. I chose to remove it alltogether.
Put the whole thing back together and plug the ICU back into the fuse panel and reconnect the wire to the ICU.
Now your hazards and wipers should still work, however you will not have that annoying beeper any longer.
This fix took about 25 minutes but I had to figure out how it all came apart.
I think there was a screw also.
There is a grey box about 1"x3"x4" connected to the back of the fuse panel. At the bottom of this grey box is a plug with about 8 or so wires in it. Unplug this cable.
After disconnecting the grey box (ICU), there is a clip on the short sides that holds it on. Unclip this grey box. On the ICU, there is 2 clips on each of the long sides. Use a flat screwdriver to push these clips.. Try not to break them or you will have to use some black tape to hold it together later.
Once you have the ICU open, you will see there is a circuit board, and on the top right corner is a piezo tweeter. Pull the circuit board from the housing and remove the piezo tweeter using a soldering iron. (it is the round black plastic thing about 1cm in diameter by 1cm tall, with a hole in the top) If you just want the beeper to be quieter, I suggest a little piece of tape over the hole. I chose to remove it alltogether.
Put the whole thing back together and plug the ICU back into the fuse panel and reconnect the wire to the ICU.
Now your hazards and wipers should still work, however you will not have that annoying beeper any longer.
This fix took about 25 minutes but I had to figure out how it all came apart.
Melt
08-19-2002, 05:07 PM
This is helpful, Ami or FourthGenHatch should post this in the how-to's :D :D
Originally posted by chzdhippt
Remove the fuse panel nuts (2)
I think there was a screw also.
There is a grey box about 1"x3"x4" connected to the back of the fuse panel. At the bottom of this grey box is a plug with about 8 or so wires in it. Unplug this cable.
After disconnecting the grey box (ICU), there is a clip on the short sides that holds it on. Unclip this grey box. On the ICU, there is 2 clips on each of the long sides. Use a flat screwdriver to push these clips.. Try not to break them or you will have to use some black tape to hold it together later.
Once you have the ICU open, you will see there is a circuit board, and on the top right corner is a piezo tweeter. Pull the circuit board from the housing and remove the piezo tweeter using a soldering iron. (it is the round black plastic thing about 1cm in diameter by 1cm tall, with a hole in the top) If you just want the beeper to be quieter, I suggest a little piece of tape over the hole. I chose to remove it alltogether.
Put the whole thing back together and plug the ICU back into the fuse panel and reconnect the wire to the ICU.
Now your hazards and wipers should still work, however you will not have that annoying beeper any longer.
This fix took about 25 minutes but I had to figure out how it all came apart.
Originally posted by chzdhippt
Remove the fuse panel nuts (2)
I think there was a screw also.
There is a grey box about 1"x3"x4" connected to the back of the fuse panel. At the bottom of this grey box is a plug with about 8 or so wires in it. Unplug this cable.
After disconnecting the grey box (ICU), there is a clip on the short sides that holds it on. Unclip this grey box. On the ICU, there is 2 clips on each of the long sides. Use a flat screwdriver to push these clips.. Try not to break them or you will have to use some black tape to hold it together later.
Once you have the ICU open, you will see there is a circuit board, and on the top right corner is a piezo tweeter. Pull the circuit board from the housing and remove the piezo tweeter using a soldering iron. (it is the round black plastic thing about 1cm in diameter by 1cm tall, with a hole in the top) If you just want the beeper to be quieter, I suggest a little piece of tape over the hole. I chose to remove it alltogether.
Put the whole thing back together and plug the ICU back into the fuse panel and reconnect the wire to the ICU.
Now your hazards and wipers should still work, however you will not have that annoying beeper any longer.
This fix took about 25 minutes but I had to figure out how it all came apart.
BullShifter
08-27-2002, 03:25 AM
let the dealer do it
seatbelts have a lifetime warranty if not tampered with or cut
but since its more of an electical i'm not 100% sure about the warranty on those parts. probably the factory 3year/36K warranty
i can check at work tomorrow if i remember
seatbelts have a lifetime warranty if not tampered with or cut
but since its more of an electical i'm not 100% sure about the warranty on those parts. probably the factory 3year/36K warranty
i can check at work tomorrow if i remember
chzdhippt
08-28-2002, 09:41 AM
Originally posted by jackasssi
let the dealer do it
seatbelts have a lifetime warranty if not tampered with or cut
but since its more of an electical i'm not 100% sure about the warranty on those parts. probably the factory 3year/36K warranty
i can check at work tomorrow if i remember
This isnt really a seatbelt thing, but an electrical thing.. Most of our 88-91 civs are WAY out of warranty anyway, and I assure you this mod works perfect.. Been using my car for 3 months since I did it.
let the dealer do it
seatbelts have a lifetime warranty if not tampered with or cut
but since its more of an electical i'm not 100% sure about the warranty on those parts. probably the factory 3year/36K warranty
i can check at work tomorrow if i remember
This isnt really a seatbelt thing, but an electrical thing.. Most of our 88-91 civs are WAY out of warranty anyway, and I assure you this mod works perfect.. Been using my car for 3 months since I did it.
chzdhippt
09-02-2002, 11:49 AM
Originally posted by Melt
This is helpful, Ami or FourthGenHatch should post this in the how-to's :D :D
How bout it Ami or FourthGenHatch?
This is helpful, Ami or FourthGenHatch should post this in the how-to's :D :D
How bout it Ami or FourthGenHatch?
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