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Question Door and Seat Belt Buzzer

Hi,

I have a 1990 Honda Civic LX and I was wondering if I could possibly disconnect the door buzzer and seat belt buzzer warnings?
They annoy me when I try to work on my car with the radio on and the door keeps buzzing.
Is the buzzer a black box with wires goin to it under the left leg side?
I dont know if this is the one to disconnect?

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Owen
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Sure open the door up the door and start hunting.
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on the fuse box there is a little circle with a hole in it, thats the speaker. I ran a screw in mine, its quiet now but if i back out the screw it gets louder
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