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I have just purchased a used Kia Sedona LX 2005. I test drove the vehicle on two different occasions about 2 weeks apart and no warning lights all looked good. After buying the vehicle the Airbag/seatbelt light came on. Checking the interior fuse box I found the seatbelt fuse burned out. I changed it but it instantly burned out again. How would I determine where or what is causing the fuse to burn out, I assume a short circuit, broken or pealed wire or bad sensor. I am a large man perhaps 270lbs and I did adjust the driver seat including lumbar support and seat cushion levels. I have looked under seat to visible check connections for seatbelt sensors and wires and all generally look good.
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check any relays that correspond to the fuses,kia and Hyundai have copper posts on all their relays that are subject to heavy corrosion
Hi Thanks for the advice. The relays are under the hood in the other fuse box correct? I will have a look and will assume they are labeled as to their individual function so I should be able to see which ones might be related to the seat belts, airbags or dash board. I will let you know tomorrow what II find. Thanks again Robert