Door, headlight, key buzzer

Aug 21, 2007 11 Replies

Hello,



Does anybody know where this buzzer is on a '95 Toyota 4Runner? I've read multiple service manuals and none of them match my truck!? I'd like to disable the buzzer without disconnecting the door switch (so the light will still come on when the door is open).



thanks, Bryan


I drive an '01 Tacoma,so I don't know if this will work or apply to your Runner. If you'll disassemble the electrical pod behind the steering wheel on the steering column where the control stalks are mounted, there's a wire connected to a baby-blue connector inside it. I think it's a quick-disconnect. If your Runner is the same as my Tacoma, detach that wire and the buzz will stop.

I disconnected the buzzer on my Ford using that method, and the beauty of that method is that the chime still works if the lights are left on when the door is open.

The chime is not centered on the key anymore, it's centered on electric loads that you probably want to turn off.

thanks, i'll take a look tomorrow and see how it goes.

I spliced into the door switch so I can turn off the buzzer when I want.

: > Does anybody know where this buzzer is on a '95 Toyota 4Runner? I've read : > multiple service manuals and none of them match my truck!? I'd like to : > disable the buzzer without disconnecting the door switch (so the light : > will : > still come on when the door is open). : >

: > thanks, : > Bryan : >

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What about when the other doors are open?

On mine the buzzer only activates when the driver's door is open

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: What about when the other doors are open? : :

Mine too. I just finished wiring up the switch. It works great. I already had a switch I installed in the dash a couple years ago and never ended up using it for anything, so now it finally does something. Thank you all for your suggestions!

Bryan

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