Headlight On Warning Buzzer
12-Jan-2003, 04:50 PM
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Headlight On Warning Buzzer
Hi guys,
I have read the article on the DIY headlight-on buzzer and am wondering if anyone has done it yet for a 5th gen.
I was tinkering today with it and realized the circuits mentioned in the article don't seem to match between the 4th and 5th gen.
I couldn't actually find the right circuits because the blocking plate that covers my fuse panel is missing so none of the fuses are labelled.
Any one done it and can tell me which fuses are the ones need?
Thanks
I have read the article on the DIY headlight-on buzzer and am wondering if anyone has done it yet for a 5th gen.
I was tinkering today with it and realized the circuits mentioned in the article don't seem to match between the 4th and 5th gen.
I couldn't actually find the right circuits because the blocking plate that covers my fuse panel is missing so none of the fuses are labelled.
Any one done it and can tell me which fuses are the ones need?
Thanks
13-Jan-2003, 09:09 AM
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Yeah - give a me a day or two. I'll try to take some pics and get the specifics for the 5th gen'ers.
ps - the buzzer I got from Radio Shack is crap (atleast the one I got is) The thing must have a bad connection internally cause it is all wired up right but only works if you flick it with your finger...bah.
If I forget about this thread, someone remind me.
ps - the buzzer I got from Radio Shack is crap (atleast the one I got is) The thing must have a bad connection internally cause it is all wired up right but only works if you flick it with your finger...bah.
If I forget about this thread, someone remind me.
13-Jan-2003, 11:13 PM
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My dad wired his 95 with one... and I'm thinking I should put one on mine too. I keep forgetting to turn off the headlamps when I use them during the day.
I'll try to get the information from him.
I'll try to get the information from him.
15-Jan-2003, 05:25 AM
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And to think that we already have this as a "how to" in our own forums............."search" is usefull. You should learn how to use it sometime. LOL 
Info should also work for the 5th and 6th gens as well. (hell I would assume most of the gens)
http://www.torontocivics.com/article...er/buzzer.html
You can also get the buzzer at Crappy Tire in the "help" parts section......if it's not there, check the auto electrical section (where all the fuses are).
Info should also work for the 5th and 6th gens as well. (hell I would assume most of the gens)
http://www.torontocivics.com/article...er/buzzer.html
You can also get the buzzer at Crappy Tire in the "help" parts section......if it's not there, check the auto electrical section (where all the fuses are).
15-Jan-2003, 07:28 AM
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Originally posted by PULOVR
And to think that we already have this as a "how to" in our own forums............."search" is usefull. You should learn how to use it sometime. LOL
Info should also work for the 5th and 6th gens as well. (hell I would assume most of the gens)
http://www.torontocivics.com/article...er/buzzer.html
You can also get the buzzer at Crappy Tire in the "help" parts section......if it's not there, check the auto electrical section (where all the fuses are).
And to think that we already have this as a "how to" in our own forums............."search" is usefull. You should learn how to use it sometime. LOL
Info should also work for the 5th and 6th gens as well. (hell I would assume most of the gens)
http://www.torontocivics.com/article...er/buzzer.html
You can also get the buzzer at Crappy Tire in the "help" parts section......if it's not there, check the auto electrical section (where all the fuses are).
The purpose of this thread was to get the info for the 5th gen guys because I TRIED the article and the circuits are different...
...but I'm sure you knew that right??
15-Jan-2003, 12:01 PM
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I did it using that article you speak of (the 4th gen one) its not the exact same, but by following the names of the fuses you can match em up, really easy to do, took all of 5 mins. Only one downside, is when I flip off my alarm, my headlights turn on and so does the buzzer, but I can handle that.
15-Jan-2003, 10:21 PM
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Originally posted by HappyB16
I suppose it would, but I'd have to install it in the middle of my forehead if I wanted it to get my attention.
I suppose it would, but I'd have to install it in the middle of my forehead if I wanted it to get my attention.
Im pretty **** about checking to make sure things are off before I leave the car, its easy at night, but during the day I must turn the light switch off 2 times before I leave the car to make sure its off, I get this habbit from my mom.
Goes with everything I do.
Leave the house...
I double check everythings off, and even them Im still kinda weary...
