Seat belt warning buzzer harness

[Jeff Y.]

I think I found the right connector for the seat belt buzzer but it looks like part is missing. Where does the other half of the connection to the buzzer come from? See the picture attached.
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[Jeff Y.]

Re: Seat belt warning buzzer harness

Ok, so I've convinced myself that this is the TCS relay connector. Not a buzzer connection. My car is an early (Nov 71) car with a 15 second timer on the seatbelt light. Could it be that there shouldn't be a seatbelt buzzer? Which is why I can't find a connector for it?

[Tom L.]

Re: Seat belt warning buzzer harness

I'm pretty sure that my earlier build '72 only has the light operated by the timer. Either that or my buzzer is broken

[Dan A.]

Re: Seat belt warning buzzer harness

Your car would have been built before the seat belt buzzer. It has only a timer, as you suspected. It is located behind the the right hand dash panel and attaches to the cowl.

[Jeff Y.]

Re: Seat belt warning buzzer harness

Thanks Dan.

[Mark E.]

Re: Seat belt warning buzzer harness

Does this seat belt light timer replace the manual push button to turn off the light used in 1970 (and maybe earlier)?

[Jimmy P.]

Re: Seat belt warning buzzer harness

Yes Mark, the manual push button was gone on the 72 - 73. The early 72's had about a 15 second timer that shuts out the light. On the later 72's the light and buzzer went off only after the seatbelt was extended or the parking brake was applied.

[Mark E.]

Re: Seat belt warning buzzer harness

I always thought it was silly to have a button on the dash to turn off a seat belt reminder light.