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    Disconnecting GU "key in" warning buzzer

    1. Remove steering column shroud
    - 3 screws
    - remove key surround
    - with a small screwdriver, gently force the two shroud sections apart.
    Insert the screwdriver where the 2 stalks enter the shroud. Only the bottom section of shroud has to be removed fully.

    2. On top of the key cylinder 2 wires exit with black tube wrap, going to a white plug - for 4.2 models. For 3.0 models the plug is brown. This plugs into a white socket which is wrapped in foam around the black wiring loom. JUST UNPLUG IT!

    3. Replace the shroud
    4. Enjoy the silence

    Tony

    P.S. I copied this from another forum
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    Good tip, i too find them very annoying, only brand new car ive ever bought was a 98 Nissan Pulsar, that bloody key in buzzer thing didn't last even one day, and i dissconected it in the same manner as you described.
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    Quote Originally Posted by YNOT View Post
    1. Remove steering column shroud
    - 3 screws
    - remove key surround
    - with a small screwdriver, gently force the two shroud sections apart.
    Insert the screwdriver where the 2 stalks enter the shroud. Only the bottom section of shroud has to be removed fully.

    2. On top of the key cylinder 2 wires exit with black tube wrap, going to a white plug - for 4.2 models. For 3.0 models the plug is brown. This plugs into a white socket which is wrapped in foam around the black wiring loom. JUST UNPLUG IT!

    3. Replace the shroud
    4. Enjoy the silence

    Tony

    P.S. I copied this from another forum
    thank you, oh thank you, ..... i gotta get you a beer sir
    im gunna go do this now...silence peace, just around the corner
    HELL NO !!!!!!

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    I am going to disconnect it in my Nissan Maxima. Bloody nuisance

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    Gather 1 x #2 Phillips head screw driver and 1 x #2 flat head screw driver and this mod will officially take you 6 minutes!!!!!!

    AWESOME. Thanks Tony!.. I had seen the thread elsewhere but never got around to doing it. But it is EASY EASY EASY!.
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    all done total silence ............................bliss
    again thanks Tony
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    thanks for this, got to be the most annoying aspect of my patrol. Will be giving this a go in next couple days... silence is golden

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    Tony, even a whingeing pomm, says thank you very much. The silence is beautiful.
    Even in -2° conditions I was still able to do this in under 15 min. Thank you again.
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    Thank you so much, looking forward to some bloody peace.

    Cheers
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    This process is in the reference document but thank you.
    I wondered if i disconnected mine, if the headlight beep would still function.
    Yes it does.
    Did the same for another fellow, reckons he could have missed me. Pass..
    It's brilliant, so thanks
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    Now just in - GQ Shorty 4.2 petrol, UHF - but looking at turbo or V8 conversion

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