"G-Man" <g_foreman@yahoo.com> wrote in message
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> No, it will not go off.
>
> I will bet you $100 that the code tells you the seatbelt latch is bad.
> Mine was bad, my car-pool person's was bad, and I searched and found a ton
> of others.

That is very interesting. I didn't think anything of it at the time, but I
just went to the grocery store. When I arrived and went to unbuckle my seat
belt, it came loose too easily, as if not latched properly. I tried it
again and it seemed to latch just fine so I didn't give it another thought.
I assumed I just didn't click it properly when leaving home.

On the way back home I noticed the light on.

Could my simple not completely latching it have set off the light?

> You cannot reset this with an OBD II Scan tool. There is a way to remove
> a plug under the dash, and short two pins in a sequence and reset it, but
> don't go through the trouble. Take it to the dealer and the fix is FREE.
> You heard me right, FREE!

Will do. I'll make an appointment tomorrow for a dealer visit.

> Any seatbelt related issues are warranted indefinitally.
>
> Don't let the dealer tell you otherwise!
>
> Good Luck! Let me know the results!

Thanks very much for your help!

Bruce.