Headlight on warning
12-08-2011, 11:10 PM
#11
Just call me sean. Really
12-08-2011, 11:12 PM
#12
Dodge+Ford = always ready
12-08-2011, 11:30 PM
#13
Senior Member
Thread Starter
I was just meaning a warning sound is heard...anyway, we are on the same page and thank you all.
I just need to know how to get it back...i dont have itcurrently.
Any help?
I just need to know how to get it back...i dont have itcurrently.
Any help?
12-08-2011, 11:36 PM
#14
Just call me sean. Really
I'm happy to have one you can't hear. I hate those stupid dingers/buzzers, they annoy the living hell out of me!
Sorry man, I don't know how to fix it or even where to look
Sorry man, I don't know how to fix it or even where to look
12-09-2011, 01:15 AM
#17
Jordan
Dude I went up under my dash, and pulled it out. I have the dinger on my 1992.
I removed the plastic box from the circuit board, and plugged it back into the harness. At that point, I experimented with miscellaneous things to quiet the dinger a bit. Ended up just putting a little tape over the hole, then putting everything back together.
As you can see in the picture, My dinger was mounted right there between the transmission hump and the gas pedal. You can see the top of the gas pedal lever in the corner of the picture.
I also unplugged the wire at the base of my seatbelt (No airbags), so the truck doesn't ding anymore when I turn it on before putting on my belt.
Do you know if you have a dinger versus buzzer? look for this deal up under your dash. There might just be a metal tongue under there where the dinger used to mount
I removed the plastic box from the circuit board, and plugged it back into the harness. At that point, I experimented with miscellaneous things to quiet the dinger a bit. Ended up just putting a little tape over the hole, then putting everything back together.
As you can see in the picture, My dinger was mounted right there between the transmission hump and the gas pedal. You can see the top of the gas pedal lever in the corner of the picture.
I also unplugged the wire at the base of my seatbelt (No airbags), so the truck doesn't ding anymore when I turn it on before putting on my belt.
Do you know if you have a dinger versus buzzer? look for this deal up under your dash. There might just be a metal tongue under there where the dinger used to mount
Last edited by mr7confused; 12-09-2011 at 01:21 AM.
12-19-2011, 09:51 PM
#18
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Thread Starter
Originally Posted by mr7confused
Dude I went up under my dash, and pulled it out. I have the dinger on my 1992.
I removed the plastic box from the circuit board, and plugged it back into the harness. At that point, I experimented with miscellaneous things to quiet the dinger a bit. Ended up just putting a little tape over the hole, then putting everything back together.
As you can see in the picture, My dinger was mounted right there between the transmission hump and the gas pedal. You can see the top of the gas pedal lever in the corner of the picture.
I also unplugged the wire at the base of my seatbelt (No airbags), so the truck doesn't ding anymore when I turn it on before putting on my belt.
Do you know if you have a dinger versus buzzer? look for this deal up under your dash. There might just be a metal tongue under there where the dinger used to mount
I removed the plastic box from the circuit board, and plugged it back into the harness. At that point, I experimented with miscellaneous things to quiet the dinger a bit. Ended up just putting a little tape over the hole, then putting everything back together.
As you can see in the picture, My dinger was mounted right there between the transmission hump and the gas pedal. You can see the top of the gas pedal lever in the corner of the picture.
I also unplugged the wire at the base of my seatbelt (No airbags), so the truck doesn't ding anymore when I turn it on before putting on my belt.
Do you know if you have a dinger versus buzzer? look for this deal up under your dash. There might just be a metal tongue under there where the dinger used to mount
I need one
12-19-2011, 10:06 PM
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The buzzer and the instrument panel lights are on the same fuse on my 96 I would imagine yours should be too..If you want it that is!!! Just looked it up its fuse # 4 (15 amps) on my truck.