Another, "What the heck is this thing", thread
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Burning Brakes
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Another, "What the heck is this thing", thread
Afternoon all,
So, what the heck is this? This was plugged in to the fuse box on my 75 coupe. I searched the part number and got nothing. I searched the Patent number and found reference to a buzzer. Is this the door ajar buzzer?, and if so, any issue with leaving it out?
Thanks,
Bryan
So, what the heck is this? This was plugged in to the fuse box on my 75 coupe. I searched the part number and got nothing. I searched the Patent number and found reference to a buzzer. Is this the door ajar buzzer?, and if so, any issue with leaving it out?
Thanks,
Bryan
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Apparently it's a headlight warning buzzer...
A handful on ebay 364079 buzzer
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A handful on ebay 364079 buzzer
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My 75 has one exactly like that, i also have no idea where it came from.
It may be the headlight buzzer as Mooser said, but its sitting on the shelf for the last 20 some odd years.
It may be the headlight buzzer as Mooser said, but its sitting on the shelf for the last 20 some odd years.
Last edited by Mod75; 04-19-2018 at 10:26 PM.
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BEJ (04-20-2018)
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alarm-buzzer, headlight warning
You can use this website to look up gm part numbers:
http://gmpartswiki.com/getpage?pageid=13768
You can use this website to look up gm part numbers:
http://gmpartswiki.com/getpage?pageid=13768
Last edited by carriljc; 04-19-2018 at 10:33 PM.
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Well, that explains why my car does not have it. All annoying screeching PITA buzzers have been pulled and tossed into the rubbish where they belong.
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thats an early transistorized microphone the CIA used in the 70's, they must be on to you!!!! run, run, run serpentine, serpentine!!!!
Last edited by Rescue Rogers; 04-21-2018 at 08:15 PM.
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Afternoon all,
So, what the heck is this? This was plugged in to the fuse box on my 75 coupe. I searched the part number and got nothing. I searched the Patent number and found reference to a buzzer. Is this the door ajar buzzer?, and if so, any issue with leaving it out?
Thanks,
Bryan
So, what the heck is this? This was plugged in to the fuse box on my 75 coupe. I searched the part number and got nothing. I searched the Patent number and found reference to a buzzer. Is this the door ajar buzzer?, and if so, any issue with leaving it out?
Thanks,
Bryan
If anyone still is listening and has one of these laying in a box, I would be very grateful to be able to buy it from you.
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Thank you!
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this looks close
https://www.ebay.com/itm/33416626063...Bk9SR46cvcj9YA
https://www.ebay.com/itm/33416626063...Bk9SR46cvcj9YA
This one is complete https://www.ebay.com/itm/40103941814...Bk9SR5zLqsz9YA
The brown wire connects to the "IGN" terminal.
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