RE: Disconnecting Door chimes

["Matt Cleland" <cleland@stlnet.com>]

Just get that thing a cucaracha-ing and look at the relay panel, which is
near the fuse panel. You'll find it easily.  It looks like a relay, but has
a grille on the top (since it has a speaker inside).  It's about 1" square.
Just put a piece of duct-tape over the grille and that should muffle it
sufficiently.

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Matt Cleland					cleland@stlnet.com
98 Jetta GLX
Black/Biber

> -----Original Message-----
> From: owner-jettaglx@igtc.COM [mailto:owner-jettaglx@igtc.COM]On Behalf
> Of cyng
> Sent: Thursday, August 06, 1998 6:58 PM
> To: jettaglx@igtc.COM
> Subject: Re: Disconnecting Door chimes
>
>
> >Is there anyway of doing this without going through the trial-and error
> >method of pulling relays? Also, someone mentioned taping the
> speaker, but I
> >just looked under the whole dash area and under the entire
> removable panel
> >for the speaker and couldn't find it. It seems to me that the
> best option is
> >to find something to jam into the plunger device in the side of the car
> >where the door meets it.
> Yeah, but then the interior lights won't come on when the door is opened.
> Good chance that the alarm will cease to recognize that as open when the
> door is opened, too.
>
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