Door Chime - On All The Time
#11
Hey Hey Guys -
Well at this point I would much rather prefer to not have the chime - I am assuming it's the slow "key in ignition" chime.
I sprayed the inards with PB and worked the key in n out and turning her off and on.. Still no go with the chime -
Anyone have a suggestion how to disable the chime itself - Not sure that it would be necessary - since it is virtually impossible to lock the keys in the truck :-)
Thanks for all your advice/input..
In Peace and Agape,
Trav...
Well at this point I would much rather prefer to not have the chime - I am assuming it's the slow "key in ignition" chime.
I sprayed the inards with PB and worked the key in n out and turning her off and on.. Still no go with the chime -
Anyone have a suggestion how to disable the chime itself - Not sure that it would be necessary - since it is virtually impossible to lock the keys in the truck :-)
Thanks for all your advice/input..
In Peace and Agape,
Trav...
#13
Were you able to resolve this? I have a buzz anytime the engine is running and it keeps my interior lights on. I have removed the door sensors in all doors and it remains on. At this point I have removed the interior lights and plan to remove the silly buzzer to avoid the battery running down.
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Just go to EBay and get a used one:
98 Land Rover Discovery Multifunction Switches Hazard Fuel Defrost Traction | eBay
$20, free shipping.
98 Land Rover Discovery Multifunction Switches Hazard Fuel Defrost Traction | eBay
$20, free shipping.
#17
I had the same problem with my 04 Discovery. There was a small metal pin in the ignition assembly that was sticking. If you remove the plastic covers off of your steering column and remove the plastic lighted collar off of your ignition assembly you will see the exposed metal ignition assembly. Coming out of this metal cylinder there is a small squarish pin that comes out of the side right by the end where you stick the key in. This pin moves in and out when a key is inserted and lifts a metal collar that connects to an electrical contact that indicates a key is inserted. Odds are that this pin and collar are stuck in the "key inserted" position. Some silicone lubricant and physically working the pin back and forth might help it move again.
#18
I had the same problem with my 04 Discovery. There was a small metal pin in the ignition assembly that was sticking. If you remove the plastic covers off of your steering column and remove the plastic lighted collar off of your ignition assembly you will see the exposed metal ignition assembly. Coming out of this metal cylinder there is a small squarish pin that comes out of the side right by the end where you stick the key in. This pin moves in and out when a key is inserted and lifts a metal collar that connects to an electrical contact that indicates a key is inserted. Odds are that this pin and collar are stuck in the "key inserted" position. Some silicone lubricant and physically working the pin back and forth might help it move again.
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