Do you want a Keyless Entry Alert Tone?
Originally Posted by donedharm
Just put mine in today LOVE IT
I'am still smiling
It was so easy,only took about 10 min.Thanks for the information
CORFIRE,
Thanks for the information. I returned from the local radio shack, and voila!
The fuse layout on my 07 coupe is different...
There are no relays at all in this box..
Has onyone done this with a later model Crossfire?
Bruce
Thanks for the information. I returned from the local radio shack, and voila!
The fuse layout on my 07 coupe is different...
There are no relays at all in this box..
Has onyone done this with a later model Crossfire?
Bruce
Originally Posted by brucero
CORFIRE,
Thanks for the information. I returned from the local radio shack, and voila!
The fuse layout on my 07 coupe is different...
There are no relays at all in this box..
Has onyone done this with a later model Crossfire?
Bruce
Thanks for the information. I returned from the local radio shack, and voila!
The fuse layout on my 07 coupe is different...
There are no relays at all in this box..
Has onyone done this with a later model Crossfire?
Bruce
CORFIRE,
You were correct, I didn't catch that there was another lid under the fuse opening...
Found it by listening to the relay clicking...
Reading back, it is well explained, but I missed it.
I used the RS, 273-066 larget buzzer. Currently it is installed under the fuse box, but I might put it outside in order for it to be louder.
Again, thank you for your assistance. I appreciate your patience and help.
Bruce
You were correct, I didn't catch that there was another lid under the fuse opening...
Found it by listening to the relay clicking...
Reading back, it is well explained, but I missed it.
I used the RS, 273-066 larget buzzer. Currently it is installed under the fuse box, but I might put it outside in order for it to be louder.
Again, thank you for your assistance. I appreciate your patience and help.
Bruce
Originally Posted by brucero
As an afterthought, if you mount the beeper outside of the fusebox, do you need to weather proff it?
and if so, how?
Bruce
and if so, how?
Bruce
By the way, your not far from me in Spokane, WA.
I took my crossfire to the dealer with a bad siren on the alarm, it would just make a lil gurgling sound, not a loud alarm siren sound. So they replaced the siren. And now when i lock and unlock with the key fob, i get a nice lil beep to confirm lock and unlock. Dont know if this is new or what, just was happy that I now can hear that it is locked.
Ok its been a month since the last entry so I'll bring this back for those that haven't seen it yet.
Bought the 060 and installed it. Piece of cake. even went so far as to open the relay and pretty up the wiring like JAMES1549 did (thread #65)
Mounted the buzzer outside of the fuse box onto the side of the inner fender using silicone. Works like a champ!
Bought the 060 and installed it. Piece of cake. even went so far as to open the relay and pretty up the wiring like JAMES1549 did (thread #65)
Mounted the buzzer outside of the fuse box onto the side of the inner fender using silicone. Works like a champ!
Originally Posted by brucero
As an afterthought, if you mount the beeper outside of the fusebox, do you need to weather proff it?
and if so, how?
Bruce
and if so, how?
Bruce
Did a slightly ghetto install in about 10 minutes! Sadly our Radio Shack charges $4.49 for the buzzer, but it works perfectly. I have my buzzer inside the fuze box, plenty loud for me. Thanks soooo much for this idea!
Last edited by ShirazRoadster; Nov 3, 2008 at 12:55 PM.
this is perfect! I used the 060 and hooked it up in about 30 minutes, measure twice cut once
. I did end up mounting the buzzer to the fender and not inside the box. oh and if you decide to mount it to the outside of the fuse box; be sure not tot mount it right where the lid snaps itself closed...doote!
Originally Posted by Mike-in-Orange
OK, I picked up one of these buzzers at Radio Shack today and just spent the last 20 minutes or so installing it. That time included gathering up everything I needed and putting everything away when I was done. I mounted the buzzer outside the fuse box with some double sided 3M tape, securing it to the adjacent body panel.
I really like how it isn't terribly loud and annoying, just enough to confirm that the doors are locked/unlocked. Once again a big THANK YOU to corfire for the how-to on this!
I really like how it isn't terribly loud and annoying, just enough to confirm that the doors are locked/unlocked. Once again a big THANK YOU to corfire for the how-to on this!
Originally Posted by Skyshadow
I know this is a old thread but I'm new here and i was wondering if you were able to get the buzzer on the outside and still have a good seal on your fuze box?
Originally Posted by Mike-in-Orange
Yes, the fuse box cover closes fully. I'd have to take a look at it again but I recall there being a convenient little slot or something that the wires fit through nicely. I'll take a look a little later and report back for you.


