Seat belt problem after stereo got stolen
My Honda Accord 1990 got burglarized and the stereo got stolen. I believe the door was open, particularly because the thieves didn't do any "apparent" damage to get inside. Likewise, the stereo was removed without any damage to the dashboard. However, the automatic seat belts stopped working. Both seat belts are locked in different positions and the seat belt warning light is off, although it should presumably be activated as both belts are disconnected. Does anyone know why this is so and how I can fix it? I wonder if the thieves damaged the automatic seat belt system on their way into the car or whether the source is electrical.
Thanks.
ZeBu
Thanks.
ZeBu
Could the seat belts be tied into the radio harness? I know on some 90's civics that came with factory keyless and you wanted to replace the factory radio with an aftermarket you had to hide the stock radio in the dash some where b/c the keyless was built into it.
Originally Posted by SilverSleeper
Could the seat belts be tied into the radio harness? I know on some 90's civics that came with factory keyless and you wanted to replace the factory radio with an aftermarket you had to hide the stock radio in the dash some where b/c the keyless was built into it.
Yea. I had my car broken into once. That was one of my most furious moments in my life when i saw what they did. I've had an alarm ever since and started parking my car in a better place. I had and still do have the insurance coverage on my car that covered it all except for cleaning up the glass so i could drive the thing home. If i ever see a crook in my car, there's no telling what i'd do or what would happen. Either i or they would get hurt.


