disconnect the buzzer.sorry i cant be of more help 
Warning buzzer won't stop.
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1977-1978 used this style of buzzer,
At your fuse block might be a black box about 2.5”x2.5”. It plugs into the main fuse box and is held in by a plastic clip on one side. There should be a gray wire leaving it with a green plastic connector on the end. Unplug the wire at the steering column and unplug the buzzer from the fuse block. I have seen a couple of styles of buzzers but typically this is what to look for.
At your fuse block might be a black box about 2.5”x2.5”. It plugs into the main fuse box and is held in by a plastic clip on one side. There should be a gray wire leaving it with a green plastic connector on the end. Unplug the wire at the steering column and unplug the buzzer from the fuse block. I have seen a couple of styles of buzzers but typically this is what to look for.
