Does anyone know the location of the warning buzzer?

[Jazzmeister]

Does anyone know the location of the warning buzzer or a way to disable the buzzer when you don't put your safety belt on(I wear mine religiously but I like to start the car and let it idle for 30secs while I reach around to organise the vehicle), open the door with the key in the ignition etc.

If I can't disable it I want to find the buzzer and put some tape over it so the volume is less obnoxious.
Here's a thread on a different Honda that shows the buzzer, it's just your average annoying garden variety buzzer:
https://honda-tech.com/forums/honda-civic-del-sol-1992-2000-1/how-remove-key-ignition-headlights-warning-beeper-2011875/page2/

[Jocko]

I regularly move the car in and out of the garage without my seatbelt on. The beeper stops after a few seconds but even while it is going it hardly warrants disabling.

[TnTkr]

That is a good question! I would appreciate same information regarding GK Jazz.

The same annoying bing comes if you open the door or engage handbrake while moving. Like I didn't already know I was pulling the lever or opening the door. 

[culzean]

Just click the seatbelt buckle together -no need for you to be wearing it,  don't know if it is an MOT fail if seatbelt alarm not working. As Jocko says it is a minor inconvenience.

[Jazzmeister]

I regularly move the car in and out of the garage without my seatbelt on. The beeper stops after a few seconds but even while it is going it hardly warrants disabling.

Just click the seatbelt buckle together -no need for you to be wearing it,  don't know if it is an MOT fail if seatbelt alarm not working. As Jocko says it is a minor inconvenience.

The power of choice, I'd rather disable it or at the least reduce the volume, I find it very annoying, it's probably just my OCD

[Jazzmeister]

Anyone have any ideas?

[VicW]

I don't know where the buzzer is but for the amount of time that you will hear it I cannot see the problem. You may be grateful that the buzzer is there to remind you of something one day.

Vic.

[TnTkr]

Day by day, things like that are making me to consider switching back to older cars without these annoying things.

[Jazzmeister]

I don't know where the buzzer is but for the amount of time that you will hear it I cannot see the problem. You may be grateful that the buzzer is there to remind you of something one day.

Vic.

Haven't needed a buzzer for the last 25yrs and no need for it now, I just really want it quieter rather than completely disabled.

You just put some bluetack over the buzzer and that does the job fine, I just need to know where it is.

[Jocko]

I looked through the parts breakdown, and it isn't even mentioned, so I would imagine it is part of the dashboard PCB.

[guest9236]

I don't know where the buzzer is but for the amount of time that you will hear it I cannot see the problem. You may be grateful that the buzzer is there to remind you of something one day.

Vic.

Haven't needed a buzzer for the last 25yrs and no need for it now, I just really want it quieter rather than completely disabled.

You just put some bluetack over the buzzer and that does the job fine, I just need to know where it is. in the past I have used an old one for similar diagnostics

Just a thought  but perhaps a stethoscope or something similar may give a general location for a further search.

[sparky Paul]

Pretty sure it's on the back of the instrument cluster PCB, between the speedo and fuel gauge. You can quieten it down by putting a bit of electrical tape over the hole.

[coffeecup]

https://uk.rs-online.com/web/p/hammers/3006427?cm_mmc=UK-PLA-DS3A-_-google-_-PLA_UK_EN_Hand_Tools_Whoop-_-Lump+Hammers_Whoop-_-3006427&matchtype=&pla-335627536304&gclid=EAIaIQobChMIzLWulrro6wIVBfhRCh0FIwjGEAQYBSABEgJ1TvD_BwE&gclsrc=aw.ds

Here you go.

[culzean]

I learnt a long time ago not to mess with things unless they are broken - the amount of heartache and cost that can be caused by trying to fix things that need no fixing is quite staggering - and plenty of time to think after 'why did I mess with that'..... bit of tape is all that is required.

[DomnicZZ]

Couldn't agree more about fixing things that ain't broken. As for this buzzer. It has reminded me of the parking lights being left on, on a few occasions, so I definitely 'need' it.