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Old 06-27-2004, 10:17 PM
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2004 Honda Civic Question???

I have a quick question about the '04 Civic. Is there any way to make the beeping noise stop when you don't have your seatbelt on? The beeping noise annoys me to death.
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Re: 2004 Honda Civic Question???

put on ur seat belt, trust me...the sit belt is ur best friend when ricng down the street...they have the beep to annoy you so u'l buckle up!!!
like they say CLICK IT OR TICKET
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Re: 2004 Honda Civic Question???

just bukle the belt before you get u sit down dude. common sense.. but of course they did put the beep there for a reason.. so buckle up
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Re: 2004 Honda Civic Question???

There must be a thing that can be disconnected to take the beeping sound away.

Its more exciting driving without a seatbelt, your closer to death, which makes it funner
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Re: 2004 Honda Civic Question???

seat belts are there for a reason, but if you are to stupid to realize that then do the world a favor and dont wear one and drive into a brick wall.
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Thanks for the good advice. I really appreciate it.
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Re: 2004 Honda Civic Question???

If it's that important to you to drive without a seatbelt, just buy a replacement buckle without the straps, click it into the other side, and leave it there. The car will think you are buckled up and you don't have to screw with the wiring in your car to make the beeping stop.
That's what my dad did in his S-10 because the fucker would rather go through the windshield than let the government tell him what to do.
You can get one for $30 here:

http://www.hondaautomotiveparts.com/...gry5=SEATBELTS

Good luck with the whole not dying thing.
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Re: Re: 2004 Honda Civic Question???

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There must be a thing that can be disconnected to take the beeping sound away.

Its more exciting driving without a seatbelt, your closer to death, which makes it funner

Well that was intelligent...
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Re: 2004 Honda Civic Question???

2004 civics suck with there seat belt beeps
making us conform to there rules of safety

Dude just wear it !!!!
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Re: 2004 Honda Civic Question???

hey, don't give adivse like that to that morron, the less people like him we have...the merrier
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Re: 2004 Honda Civic Question???

amen
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