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Old 05-25-2004, 02:27 PM
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Cant shut off/disconnect door & key chyme

Cant shut off or disconnect door chyme? Good grief! The key in not even in the ignition and the door chyme is still on...driving me nuts..

It seems the ignition system/key entry messed up? which wires do i cut in the door to make it stop?

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Re: Cant shut off/disconnect door & key chyme

unplug one f th wires from teh door to the body, cant remember the ones that disconect it
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Old 05-26-2004, 08:14 AM
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Re: Re: Cant shut off/disconnect door & key chyme

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unplug one f th wires from teh door to the body, cant remember the ones that disconect it

> Yeah, I fiqured that, I need to know which one?
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On account of the possibility of messing up the computer, I just pulled a fuse. No more dome light, but no more damm beeping either. Maybe the third row from the bottom, near the middle.
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Re: Cant shut off/disconnect door & key chyme

Just from a few things I have seen, in my g/f's escort, she can shut off the car and take the key out and the door thing will chime. You have to make sure the ignition is in the off position...as it sometimes turns back a bit too far or isnt back far enough...the key is let out, but when the door is opened, it still chimes...

Just a thought...
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Re: Cant shut off/disconnect door & key chyme

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On account of the possibility of messing up the computer, I just pulled a fuse. No more dome light, but no more damm beeping either. Maybe the third row from the bottom, near the middle.

I appreciate that info..looking for fuse, pulled out what i thought would but didn't?? Any fuse labels (i.e. doom light) located anywhere else?

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Old 05-29-2004, 07:46 AM
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Re: Re: Cant shut off/disconnect door & key chyme

It's marked "ROOM" on my '91, the panel under the dash, driver side, top row, middle.

It may be different on your's, Ford and better ideas, sure. So open the door, and it beeps, right? Pull all the fuses one by one. Replace it and go to the next until you get the one which stops the beeping.


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I appreciate that info..looking for fuse, pulled out what i thought would but didn't?? Any fuse labels (i.e. doom light) located anywhere else?

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Old 05-29-2004, 07:47 AM
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Your problem sounds like it's actually in the ignition switch. If you can get it out, there is a small piece of metal with a contact on it.... if you bend that back your problem should go away.

Not too sure, but you might be able to get to it on that car just by taking off the plastic cover around the steering column.
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Old 05-29-2004, 08:57 AM
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Re: Cant shut off/disconnect door & key chyme

I reckon there's a problem in the switch too, thanks for your report, I'll check it out and let you know.
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Old 05-29-2004, 06:39 PM
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Re: Re: Re: Cant shut off/disconnect door & key chyme

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It's marked "ROOM" on my '91, the panel under the dash, driver side, top row, middle.

It may be different on your's, Ford and better ideas, sure. So open the door, and it beeps, right? Pull all the fuses one by one. Replace it and go to the next until you get the one which stops the beeping.

Yeah! I think you're right! I was so ticked one day I hit the ignition/key slot with a pair of channel locks and guess what.... no more chyme! Thanks for everyone's imput!

DD
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Old 05-30-2004, 01:39 AM
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Re: Cant shut off/disconnect door & key chyme

Well, the Haynes manual says to take the steering wheel off, the multi-connect switch, the upper and lower covers, etc. Lots of work, especially getting it back together neat. The "ON" wire went dead last month, and I wired around it. Any prognosis? Kragen wants a hunred bucks for a new one. I've seen where Escorts eat several ignition switches a year. Real problem is deeper.
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