Hi, I'm a new owner to a 2004 Crossfire and a couple days ago I noticed a beeping noise while driving. A bit of investigation turns out it seems as though it is coming from the dash; the sound goes off in the interior while i"m driving and no check engine lights or anything else are on. Has anyone experienced this problem?

Any help on this would be greatly appreciated.

 

Is it a constant beeping or does it come and go randomly?

How long does it take for the beeping to start after you start the car?

What area of the dash does it seem to come from (driver - middle - passenger)?

My first suspicion would be the FSS sounding off letting you know the car needs to be serviced.

 

Or that you need to buckle your seat belt.

 

I've had the same issue and It ain't the seat belt not connected warning. In my car sound like its coming from the passenger side behind the dash. If it is the FSS sounding off how do you reset it so the recognizes the change.

 

Does it make this noise with ac or heat on?

 

RESETTING THE FSS MAINTENANCE INDICATOR AFTER AN OIL CHANGE

1) Move the ignition switch to the “RUN” position

2) Within 4 seconds of moving the ignition switch into the
“RUN” position, press the reset button for the trip odometer
twice within one second The display for the FSS service
request is activated for 10 seconds

3) During the 10 seconds the FSS service request is displayed,
move the ignition switch to the “OFF” position
The FSS service request will continue to be displayed

4) Press the reset button for the trip odometer and
hold

5) Move the ignition switch to the “RUN” position

6) Continue to press and hold the reset button for the trip
odometer (about 10 seconds) until the audible signal
sounds and the new start distance appears in the display
The tool symbol should disappear at this time

This can be a bit tricky and might need to be tried a couple of times but if you do exactly what is said here it will work

 

Just got the whistle in the car. It is definitely related to the ac/ heater controls or ducting. I will begin troubleshooting tomorrow. I did discover that if you turn the fan **** to the first indent (pointing at a dot) the sound goes away. I will definitely keep the forum updated on my findings

 

Three year old thread, but what the hell. Have you looked at the interior air filter? Or maybe a leaf or something in the duct work. CLICK
There is a vacuum valve behind or close to the glove box that can make noise if it is failing.

 

Two year old thread, but what the yell. Has anyone narrowed this HVAC noise down? I have identical symptoms and it only goes off when first click/dot is selected. Or.....I push a/c on/off button.

 

 

I and several mechanics have been going nuts trying to find the source of the constant beeping that my 2006 roadster has had since I bought it. We know it only beeps when moving forward at about 4 miles per hour. At first thought it was telling us the convertible top was not secured and tightly fastened. But when we were able to get that taken care of it still beeps. I have tried the seat belt thread about the key on off etc.but still has the beeping. Does the trunk lid have a beeping warning? The trunk cover firmly fastens but it is obviously a replacement lock and does not operate from the keyfaub. And we have never been able to locate the indicator noise maker.
Any help would be greatly appreciated
Thank you.

 

Try setting the auto door lock feature to off.

from owners manual :
To activate this feature, turn the key to the ON/RUN
position and hold the upper portion of the switch for a
minimum of five seconds. To deactivate, turn the key to
the ON/RUN position and hold the lower portion of the
switch for a minimum of five seconds.

 

 

Maybe the Honking and whistling is passerby's admiring your car. You just can't hear them above 4 MPH (LOL).

 

LOL.
It is a beautiful blaze red just like yours Zeracer!!