headlight buzzer

[Diz TheFiddler]

Here the switch with the male conector for that plug ( column shifter )

https://www.ebay.com/itm/MOPAR-NOS-...GTX-REVERSE-LIGHT-SWITCH-COLUMN-/362848205912

Jap, this is the Reverse light switch.

 

[Kern Dog]

Thanks for the education again. It buzzes when the door is open and the key in ignition. If I remove the key, the buzzer stops.

Uhhh...THAT is the entire purpose of the buzzer....to let you know that the key is still in the column when you exit the car.

 

[Nacho-RT74]

Jap, this is the Reverse light switch.

But do you have it conected and still get another V shaped plug hanging around?

 

[Diz TheFiddler]

But do you have it conected and still get another V shaped plug hanging around?

Aaah, you nailed it. Damn!

Thank you very much!

 

[kiwigtx]

Nacho, if I’m looking to repair my burnt out diode, can I use a 4003 diode instead of a 4004? Looks like it’s a 200V diode instead of a 400V. I’m not very knowledgeable on the electrical items and curious of your opinion.

You can use any of those diodes you mentioned....as long as the rated voltage is at least 50Volts. The diode simply blocks the flow of electricity....think of it as a turnstile - the power can only flow in one direction, but it needs enough power to block heavier objects (high voltages in the diode's case)

 

[Nacho-RT74]

Uhhh...THAT is the entire purpose of the buzzer....to let you know that the key is still in the column when you exit the car.

and will keep buzzing if the diode is conected ( with the lights on buzzer option ) and the lights are on... untill lights are turned off along with the key out and driver side door is open.

with door closed will of course quiets off the buzzer too.