I have a 2007 kia spectra5 my problem is that the seatbelt we will be buckled and every 20 sec. it will bing and we would like to know how to fix it thank you

You can disconnect the chime bell itself but if there is a problem with the system & the chime is necessary it wont engage. U should have it ckd out & repaired the proper way from the professional point of view. If u cant do it yourself, take it to a shop u trust. Good luck

I can only think of a couple of things that might cause that 1st look down inside the latch of the seatbelt just to see if something way have gotton down in there and is creating or stopping a connection . and the second thing is there should be a ground wire down by the floor wher you connect the seatbelt at . one last thing on the off chance the comp is getting a screwy signal just disconnect the neg battery cable for 5-10 minutes this will allow the comp to reset

Look at inside fuse box with multimeter to determine if that is the case.

The seat cushion has an occupant sensor. if it detects occupant and no buckle latch , it may see this as a fault. You may also have a switch failure in the buckle assembly as well.

there should be more to this code like bank 1 sensor 1. if it is bank 1 sensor 1 it is the one in the exhaust manifold if it is bank 1 sensor 2 it is the one furthest away from the manifold.

It is on the brake pedal arm,look up toward the axle part of it.

check airbag connects and have code cleared should go out

These 3 codes have to do with restraint system.
B2292 Seatbelt pretensioner fault.
B2293 Passenger front airbag fault.
B2691 Seatbelt buckle switch circuit fault Ft.driver side.

Thats an Easy one.. Sombody has either removed the seats.. or Some kids crammed the reciever buckle down in.. Lemmie know.. thanks

Sounds like there's a leak in your coolant system or the gagues are malfunctioning. My friend has a 2005 Spectra5 and he has been having problems with the check engine light. Apparently it's a software problem that he's waiting for the manufacturer to have a fix for it. My recommendation is to take it into the dealership right away, perhaps even have it towed in just in case it may cause damage to the engine to drive it as is. A suggestion when you have a brand new car, you should not take it on long freeway trips (i.e. do not let the engine set at a fixed engine speed including idle) for more than 10 minutes at a time until you have 500 miles on it to allow it to properly break in first.