How do I shutoff seatbelt buzzer - 2008 Ford F-150

After you check all fuse & relays look under the dash & engine for melted wire harness.

Which warning buzzer? Seatbelt? Door Ajar? ???

Actually, it's just an simple buzzer associated with the seatbelt circuit and doors. Many of us with Miata's have just removed it as it's easy to do. It's located under the dash on the driver's side and easy to remove

• put the key in the ignition and open the door
• reach up under the dash to the left of the steering wheel and grab small rectangular plastic boxes until you feel the one that buzzing and vibrating
• Now feel around for the latch that holds it into place - it's a squeeze-to-release type
• Open the latch and pull off the wiring harness
• Use a twist tie or some electrical tape to tape the wire harness to something so it doesn't bounce around.

Done!

if the passenger is a skinny little thing they might be triggering the ocupent sensor

Some manufactuers use a buzzer sound when you leave the keys in the ignition and car shut off. Some use a buzzer for a seatbelt that is not fastened when it detects a passenger.

The use of the turn signal or Hazard could break the circuit and silence the buzzer.

turn on ignition so seat belt buzzes.look under dash to locate buzzer and unplug buzzer unit

It's possible to turn the seatbelt buzzer off, but another buzzer will remain you that your seatbelt-system has a fault! So it doesn't make sense to turn this one off. Your Jeep is equipped with a CAN-Bus System and more than three computers. Each one has connections to the other computer, and if there is a fault in any cirquit.... you'll get a reminder or buzzer.

does it do it on the driver side? hook it up without sitting in the seat start the rig if the buzzer is on sit in the seat if it is still on you have a bad ground on the seatbelt side the short belt that it connects to. the buzzer is under the dash driver side above the sterring wheel.

check in the manual it tells how