It blasts my ears. I know where the damn thing is -- it's behind the
front cover on the driver's side console. But I understand that if it
is removed, some necessary functions will be lost. All I want rid of
is the constant noise, which is to warn that the headlights are on
when the key has been removed, when the headlights are NOT on.

I also understand that the glitch is due to wear and tear on the
ignition switch, but that's too damn expensive to replace.

There ought to be a way to disable the chime without disabling the
other functions of the unit.
Maybe just by clipping one of the wires or snipping something?

Haaaaaalp!

Not 100% positive but on most GM vehicles you will have to spelunk under the
driver's side dash and there should be a plug-in piezo buzzer. Thats what
makes the chime. You should be able to remove it safely. I would not be
cutting any wires unless you know exactly what you are doing. Look also as I
replied in the other post you posted, behind the drivers side center panel.
It removes with velcro.

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Also, I am not aware of any other functions that are dependent on the piezo
door buzzer.

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"jl" <jls1016 (AT) bellsouth (DOT) net> wrote

On Sep 1, 1:53*pm, "marx404" <4... (AT) 404 (DOT) com> wrote:
just smash the fucking car and get a new one with the bit of insurance
money you'll get