I turned my electricity on in my car to roll down my windows while I did the interior, and listen to music, and when I was finished, I turned the key off, and it immediately started making the ding ding sound like my door was open and the key was still in the ignition, but the doors were closed. Now it gings when the key is removed, all doors closed. I tried disconnecting and reconnecting the battery, it did nothing, what do I do?

 

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Anyone know where the little fuse box is that makes the sound I'll just remove it, I don't need it, I'm not 80 years old and forget if the key is in the ignition.

 

lights on?? if not im not shure which one it is off the top of my head, just take the little cover off next to the air vent on the dash to the left of the steerng wheel, the cover is labeled

 

Do you think that it might be the "courtesy" fuse? I can;t check until tomorrow, I'll se what happens when I yank that one.

 

i might be wrong but if you yank that one out then your radio wont work either

 

No, radio is a seperate fuse. What I'm concerned about is that "courtesy" is both the ding ding sound when your key is in ignition and door is opened AND the lights that come on when the door is opened, which are sometimes useful at night, but not the worst thing in the world.

 

If you don't want to hear the chime, pull the audio alarm module. Sounds like you might have something going on with your key cyllinder.

 

K, I might have to do that, thank you shoebox.