door chime stays on constantly

[derek_b_420]

please i could use someone else's help.. my seat belt chime stays on continously after starting my 1994 JGC. none of my interior lights come on when the chime is on so i imagine its not a door switch. i also dont believe its a fuse because i ck'd all of them in the fuse panel and it doesnt happen everytime. if i unplug the chime underneath the driver side and plug it back in, i can start it a few times and itll work fine. then itll start again. its driving me nuts, so if someone else has any idea what to do, feel free to let me know. i ck'd and done everything i can think of, so im definitely open to suggestions

[derek_b_420]

Originally Posted by derek_b_420

please i could use someone else's help.. my seat belt chime stays on continously after starting my 1994 JGC. none of my interior lights come on when the chime is on so i imagine its not a door switch. i also dont believe its a fuse because i ck'd all of them in the fuse panel and it doesnt happen everytime. if i unplug the chime underneath the driver side and plug it back in, i can start it a few times and itll work fine. then itll start again. its driving me nuts, so if someone else has any idea what to do, feel free to let me know. i ck'd and done everything i can think of, so im definitely open to suggestions

come on guys!!! i know someone has either encountered or figured out what the heck is causing this. i read through all of the other related forums and so far i dont think anyone has had any luck. i dont know if this is common or not, but it definately is annoying im not the best spark chaser, but i am an aircraft mechanic and i feel kinda embarassed i can t/s and diagnose problems on multimillion dollar commercial airliners, but i cant figure out a problem on my $5000 p.o.s!!!

[Cam7]

What I understand of the seatbelt chime is that it is controlled by the BCM Body Control Module. You might need a scan tool to help diagnost this problem. There is CCD Bus Terminal for a scan tool under the front drivers side of the console usally blue and for a scan tool you will need a chrysler 2 connector. You might want to start from the seat belt switch and chek the wirring to the BCM. When the belt is not buckled the switch is closed and when closed the switch connects circuit G10 from the BCM to ground circuit Z1. If the switch is closed when the ignition is on the chime alarms. The BCM is located under the left end of the Instrument pannel. Hope this helps!

[glass]

I also recall that in the old posts, there was one suggestion offered that you can deactivate the chime module , and directions were given as to how to do it, a little back research may help solve the chime problem

[dhop11]

iremoved the purple box that the chime comes from opened it up and removed the metal cross bar and the plastic ring and metal disk inside now it chimes no more but i have no loss of functions in the jeep all is well except no chime what so ever..