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Where is the door chime? I want to unplug it so I can have my door open without that annoying sound.
Door chime
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95FairLadyZX
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Re: Door chime
I checked the OSM and no clue given for location other than there is a chime unit to test, presumably under the dash and near the door.
I'd crawl under there with it chiming and hunt it down and disconnect it if it bothers you, I've heard of people doing that in all kinds of vehicles.
I myself will not do it because it's a good warning I've left the keys in the ignition and is the only time the chime presents.
I'd crawl under there with it chiming and hunt it down and disconnect it if it bothers you, I've heard of people doing that in all kinds of vehicles.
I myself will not do it because it's a good warning I've left the keys in the ignition and is the only time the chime presents.
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javadave
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Re: Door chime
Spotted it the other day when I was swapping out all my instrument cluster lights with LEDs. Its behind and above the instrument cluster toward the back, left side. Can't remember if you can access it just by removing the cover over the top of the cluster alone, or if you have to dig more into it. Plug was on the left side of the unit near the top of it.
If you need to dig deep into it here's the guide I followed Gauge Cluster Removal , only on mine (1990 N/A) I had to remove the trim panel below the steering wheel to access the back 2 of 6 screws on the bottom of the steering wheel cover in order to remove it. I'd take the top cover off first and see if you can get at it without taking the whole thing apart
If you need to dig deep into it here's the guide I followed Gauge Cluster Removal , only on mine (1990 N/A) I had to remove the trim panel below the steering wheel to access the back 2 of 6 screws on the bottom of the steering wheel cover in order to remove it. I'd take the top cover off first and see if you can get at it without taking the whole thing apart