USA models have a seat belt warning system -- if the seat is occupied, the weight switch sounds a buzzer unless the belt is fastened. The buzzer is located under the dash to the left of the steering column.
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Switch
The front seats have a weight-activated switch. It is important to get the switch in the correct position (see FSM for specific locating details).
Warning Lamp
To supplement the buzzer sound, 1972 models also have "Warning" lamp prominently situated on top of the dash.
Wiring
Seat Belt Buzzer wiring schematic: starting in mid-1972 when the Lamp was added, the simple buzzer changed to a buzzer/relay unit.
1971 to mid-1972
1971 Switch Wiring Colors (and 1972 models without lamp):
- White - to warning buzzer
- Red - to 15A fuse in Fuse Box (IGN side), L (blue) wire at box
Buzzer
- Red - through door switches to ground
- (BR wires on door switch)
- W - to warning switch
Here is a 1971 dash showing where it bolts:
mid-1972 to 1973
Switch Wiring Colors (1973 models, and 1972 models with Warning Lamp)
- ? - to warning buzzer
- Black/Red - to 15A fuse in Fuse Box (IGN side), L (blue) wire at box
Warning Buzzer
- BR - through door switches to ground
- B - ground/earth
- BR - to warning switch
1200s with dash-top warning lamp changed connectors
Similar looking to non-USA TCVAS relay
Part Numbers
See Main Article: Buzzer & Warning