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electrical question!

in my 944turbo is drive me nuts, my fasten seat belt is on all time, dosen't go away how can I fix problesm where look!

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I'm not familar with the 951 wiring...it may not differ that much from an N/A 944. I'd have to say the best solution is to trade me cars as mine doesn't have that problem. Then, and only then, would you be perfectly satisfied with your car. If perfect satisfaction is not your game I'd check out a schematic on that circuit and figure which wire to snip to permanately disable it. Sorry if this is rather vauge, I'm just not familar with the 951. That's just my $0.02. A little cobbled? Yes, but I have no care or use for any idiot lights.
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take the bulb out.
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Sounds like the switch in the belt might be bad. There is a connection under your seat that can be pulled apart and jumpered out or cut and spliced together.

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