onecrazyfoo4u

So the car has a chime to remind you that the headlights are left on when you turn the car off. However, on my car it is VERY faint. So faint that I've left my headlights on twice and had to get jump started. Where is this chimer located? I want to replace it or modify it somehow to make it more audible. Has anyone ever done that before?



On the same subject, where is the door open chimer? I want to take that one out cause it's super annoying!

OTECTom

Follow the sound up under the dash, the two chimes can be swapped.

stasiarp

on my 2000 tib it was behind the radio a maybe 3 in x 3in my problem was after about 10 min of int windshield wiper operation it would start chiming when it made a sweep. i bought a used one. i dont know where the enouciator is (speaker)

majik

There was something that could be unplugged above the pedals to make the door chimer stop.

red97tib

On both my RD1's the door chime is located under the steering wheel on the crash support. I disabled it on one of my cars because I hate the noise. As far as I know RD1's don't have a chime for the headlights. That or everyone I have ever been in doesn't work.

300D50

check the wiring diagrams on HMAservice, and look for the connector number, then check it on the whole-car connector location page.



IIRC a 2K1 has it behind the radio, or in the same panel as the flasher relay.

Eanderson88

i Have an 06 tib and if you open the door to the car on the side of the dash there was a little panel that holds some relays its right there with the door open you can feel witch one it is to remove for door chime i dont know if it the same for you year model but my dodge truck was the same