At 10:05 PM 12/2/98, syncro architecture studio wrote: > >My fuse panel was awkward to remove also because of a long relay. I noticed >after lowering the panel somehow that this relay had a speaker in the top of >it. I removed it, and I no longer have that little song when the seat belt >isn't fastened or the key is in the ignition with the door open, etc. Killed >two birds with one stone. That particular relay seems a bit fragile ;^) as mine broke off at the base while I was trying to take it out of its socket! Haven't replaced it, since the fuse/relay panel is so much easier to remove and replace...now.
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