Warning Chime

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The headlamp warning chime in my 91 LX 5.0 has become very faint, so faint that I can hardly hear it. Anyone know where I can get a replacement and if so where is it located at. Thanks for any info, I am more of a Classic Mustang guy and dont know my way around the late models like I do the earlier models.

TK

 

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maybe the fuse is so slightly blown that only minimal current will travel. is your dome light dimmer than before?

 

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i actually just noticed my car had one when i was laying under my dash last night putting in my new clutch cable...haha, oh well

 

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Fuse is fine, replaced with spare and still the same.

 

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5.0guy said:

maybe the fuse is so slightly blown that only minimal current will travel. is your dome light dimmer than before?

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Is that anything like being a little pregnant?

Seriously, fuses are either blown and don't pass electricty at all, or they are intact and will pass the rated current.

 

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sorry dude..what do u think the problem is?

 

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The little guy inside the chime gets tired of beating on the metal bar to make it chime, so he goes on strike...

Mine does the same thing. Frankly I welcome the fact that it isn't loud. If it was, I'd have to find it and kill it.

 

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The sound dont bother me. I tend to leave my lights or parking lights on now and then and I know one of these days I wont catch it in time.

I would rather hear that chime then to one morning come out to a car that has a dead battery.

 

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the chime is located behind the a/c &heat controls

 

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totemkeeper said:

The headlamp warning chime in my 91 LX 5.0 has become very faint, so faint that I can hardly hear it. Anyone know where I can get a replacement and if so where is it located at. Thanks for any info, I am more of a Classic Mustang guy and dont know my way around the late models like I do the earlier models.

TK

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who needs the moron lights/buzzers any way?

 

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congratulations.........

 

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When you find it remove it and throw it away