Jeep Liberty
 

I just picked up a new Liberty and would
like to know how to get rid of that
"ding-ding" when the key is in the
ignition with the door open. On my
Cherokee I just removed a small box from
fuse box. TIA.
KEN

Re: Jeep Liberty
 

the chime is part of the insturment cluster and cannot be removed

Ken wrote:

> I just picked up a new Liberty and would
> like to know how to get rid of that
> "ding-ding" when the key is in the
> ignition with the door open. On my
> Cherokee I just removed a small box from
> fuse box. TIA.
> KEN

Re: Jeep Liberty
 

the chime is part of the insturment cluster and cannot be removed

Ken wrote:

> I just picked up a new Liberty and would
> like to know how to get rid of that
> "ding-ding" when the key is in the
> ignition with the door open. On my
> Cherokee I just removed a small box from
> fuse box. TIA.
> KEN

Re: Jeep Liberty
 

the chime is part of the insturment cluster and cannot be removed

Ken wrote:

> I just picked up a new Liberty and would
> like to know how to get rid of that
> "ding-ding" when the key is in the
> ignition with the door open. On my
> Cherokee I just removed a small box from
> fuse box. TIA.
> KEN

Re: Jeep Liberty
 

the chime is part of the insturment cluster and cannot be removed

Ken wrote:

> I just picked up a new Liberty and would
> like to know how to get rid of that
> "ding-ding" when the key is in the
> ignition with the door open. On my
> Cherokee I just removed a small box from
> fuse box. TIA.
> KEN

Chime in Instrument Cluster
 

mic canic <dbrider@cac.net> wrote in message news:<40F1D6E4.6DC76625@cac.net>...
> the chime is part of the insturment cluster and cannot be removed
>
>


If it's a thruhole (or SMD)part it can be unsoldered from the board.
May or may not cause a problem in circuit. Also it could be filled
with RTV or plugged to attenuate its noise.

Chime in Instrument Cluster
 

mic canic <dbrider@cac.net> wrote in message news:<40F1D6E4.6DC76625@cac.net>...
> the chime is part of the insturment cluster and cannot be removed
>
>


If it's a thruhole (or SMD)part it can be unsoldered from the board.
May or may not cause a problem in circuit. Also it could be filled
with RTV or plugged to attenuate its noise.

Chime in Instrument Cluster
 

mic canic <dbrider@cac.net> wrote in message news:<40F1D6E4.6DC76625@cac.net>...
> the chime is part of the insturment cluster and cannot be removed
>
>


If it's a thruhole (or SMD)part it can be unsoldered from the board.
May or may not cause a problem in circuit. Also it could be filled
with RTV or plugged to attenuate its noise.

Chime in Instrument Cluster
 

mic canic <dbrider@cac.net> wrote in message news:<40F1D6E4.6DC76625@cac.net>...
> the chime is part of the insturment cluster and cannot be removed
>
>


If it's a thruhole (or SMD)part it can be unsoldered from the board.
May or may not cause a problem in circuit. Also it could be filled
with RTV or plugged to attenuate its noise.