This is simple but effective.

Many people have complained about the noise from the passenger side seatbelt hitting the door when driving alone. Some people have even suggesting buckeling the belt when no one is sitting there.

I have found that if you simply slide the metal piece to the top of the seat and let it sit on the "shoulder" of the seat, it will stay there (even in agressive driving) and not make a sound.

Hope this helps!

 

Yep! Thats what I always do. Works like a charm.

 

I always put it up at the top also.

 

I found out about that today!

 

Just tried that out this morning. Works great.

 

I think Honda should have rubber-coated the plastic portion of the buckle (or at least use a more "rubberized" plastic instead).

 

over here in the UK theres a little catch arm that holds the seatbelt to the seat...i just hook the metal part back into this arm and it stays firm!!

....why do i get the impression none of you know wtf im talking about??? lmao!!

 

that's exactly what i do too

 

Why re-invent the wheel? Just use the search feature on this board and you will see that this has been discussed many times before. The solution has been posted, also.