92GSRneedswork
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which fuse on the interior fuses is the seat belt fuse, thanks dudes
92 gsr seat belt fuse
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rexpepper123
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google 92 gsr fuse diagram 
Prozon
Kris
Mark he didn't say he needed to pull it. Maybe he needs to replace it.
There is fuses for left and right under the hood in the fuse box. There is also a fuse inside that controls the seatbelts and some gauges. RPM's and warning lights I believe. If you're looking to de-activate the seat belts then the ones under the hood will be the ones to look for. If your trying to get them working again the interior fuse would be a 7.5amp "METER SA UNIT" fuse.
It's on the top row of the fuses. Second away from the firewall if I recall correctly. (Don't quote me on the location.)
There is fuses for left and right under the hood in the fuse box. There is also a fuse inside that controls the seatbelts and some gauges. RPM's and warning lights I believe. If you're looking to de-activate the seat belts then the ones under the hood will be the ones to look for. If your trying to get them working again the interior fuse would be a 7.5amp "METER SA UNIT" fuse.
It's on the top row of the fuses. Second away from the firewall if I recall correctly. (Don't quote me on the location.)
92GSRneedswork
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i always check google and then search these forums before postinggoogle 92 gsr fuse diagram
, i found some things but nothing that would give me a def location, and unfortunately i didnt find prozons thread92GSRneedswork
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thank you i really appreciate the help
3Axis
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My driver side seatbelt stays in the engaged position. The only way to make it go forwards is to manually rotate the belt motor. Once it's forwards again with the ignition on and the door closed, it doesn't move unless you give the moving part a push, at which point the belt zips back to the engaged position behind the seat. I'm really confused by this.
92GSRneedswork
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im kinda having hte same issue, my driver side stays in the opened door position and wont retract unless i manually do it, and after that as i soon as i open the door the seatbelt goes back to the opened position but still wont comeback up
3Axis
mothaf*cka...
That's what mine did until I opened the electric motor to the actual magnetic coil and then put it back together. Now it only runs toward the engaged position. Pretty weird how it only operates in one direction.
If you open the door the belt doesn't move unless you manually rotate the motor. Then when you close it, the belt won't move until you nudge it. I don't understand this at all. I mean if the circuit was damaged the motor wouldn't spin at all. All the fuses are fine. Is there a relay for changing the direction of the motor and if we could find them on our cars?
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92GSRneedswork
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thanks for the feedback, youve been alot of help, my tach and lights still work so im beggining to think its not the fuse, and from what i hear its a pricey fix to replace the seatbelt system, looks like its time to buy racing seats and harness
92GSRneedswork
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dont quote me, but when this first happened if i remember correctly i talked to my brother who is a honda tech,(unfortunately he lives 3.5 hrs away) and he told me their honda dealership in particular, and hes not sure if every honda dealership does this, will only replace the actual belt or buckle, or the thing that rolls the seat belt back in, other than they dont replace the motors or anything electical that goes in making the seatbelt work.