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I will give you my best guess as to what it is but can tell you what it isn't, and this is NOT a 3rd Gen part that was delivered from the factory. I agree it may be a chime or buzzer override but I have never seen one and I did delivery inspections / new vehicle prep on about 100 3rd Gens Camaros from 87-92 Look on the back for a molded p/n. The odd thing is if it was a service department "tool" it would be branded by OTC or Kent Moore or other tool vendor as tools were not marked Chevrolet. I think it may have been used in the showroom so they could do the sales presentation with a potential buyer in the car and the key in the on position while the salesman does a demonstration without the annoying noise. That would explain the Chevrolet branding and do not use warning.
My '84 TA had it until I put after market seat belts in. I could hear it, it's in the schematic and description for the audio alarm system. Not very loud, but it's there.
Checked the manual for our '82 Camaro, shows it in there too.
The OP said the chime switch is in the lower roll up for the seatbelt so if this was to stop the chime it would have no effect on the plug side. My buzzer has been dicounected, but in my truck the buzzer does not start until you put it in drive and start moving.
There is no pin or part no. stamped or printed on it. It is printed exactly the same on the other side.
05-29-2016, 08:02 AM
