Honda faulty driver seat belt buckle switch

 · If the belt pulls back all the way and the tongue of the seat belt looks normal, then the problem is likely in the buckle part of the seat belt. Examine the Buckle Part of the Seatbelt. It’s entirely likely that there’s something stuck in this part of the seat belt, causing it not to latch properly. If it’s something small, it should come. Airbag light stays on. Honda Accord EX. Original owners of a Accord EX V6 with 65k miles, otherwise in really great shape. But lately the airbag light doesn't go away as do the rest of the warning lights upon startup. We're driving the car w/o the protection of the driver's airbag. (faulty driver’s seat belt buckle switch) is stored. PROBABLE CAUSE The driver’s side seat belt buckle harness may be pinched underneath the center cover, or the harness may be misrouted inside the center cover. CORRECTIVE ACTION Replace the seat belt assembly, and route the seat belt harness as indicated in the REPAIR PROCEDURE.

In this video I show how I troubleshoot a Supplemental Restraint System (SRS) problem on a Honda. In this case it was a SRS code , which is an open in. I jumped the OBD2 plug and got a SRS code reading, which corresponds with a faulty driver's side seat belt buckle switch. I've called a local Honda dealer and they told me that I wouldn't be charged for the diagnostic and replacement, if that's the only thing wrong with it. It's going in this Wednesday. Scanned it and shows code , indicating that there's a fault with the driver side seatbelt sensor switch. I looked up some youtube videos and it appears that on other Hondas of similar vintage, you just need to unscrew a couple of security hex screws. On the Pilot there seems to be no exposed screws on the belt buckle.

This Diagnostic Trouble Code (DTC) is stored when there is a malfunction in the Front Seat Inner Belt Buckle SDwitch circuit for the passenger side. 25 thg 2, Second Generation CL Discussion () - SRS Light: Code Faulty Front Passenger Seat Belt Buckle Switch - Hi, My SRS light came on. The switch is just there to tell your car your seat belt is connected. This is for the airbag to determine how fast it should deploy in a crash.