De-chiming a 93 TBird
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De-chiming a 93 TBird
I had the drivers side automatic seatbelt die a while back. Disconnected the chime under the steering column near the fuse box, and no chime when not using the headlights. It does still chime when using headlights. Like to disconnect until I have the time to replace the auto seatbelt motor. Sounds like the chimer/noise maker is behind the glove box.
Any ideas or suggestions to make this job a little easier than it appears?
Thanks
Any ideas or suggestions to make this job a little easier than it appears?
Thanks
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Just to end this thread in case someone else wants to do the same, I pulled the glove box out and located the stand alone plug/circuit board. Pulled the circuit board from the casing and removed the chime from it. Size of a quarter and maybe a half inch thick. Lot easier than it looked to be. Now if I could just figure out how to get to the one in my F250 all would be well, it's behind the fuse box.
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