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Yes, the buzzer has 3 pins and the buzzer works with the key. The problem I have is that the buzzer doesn’t work when I leave the headlights on. It looks like the headlights & key use the same buzzer. The headlight wiring is much more complex with a diode & more wires
70 road runner rally dash A01 light group (if that matters).
1. I got my “key in” warning buzzer working, but the buzzer doesn’t go off if I leave my headlights on.
2. I installed a home-made headlight buzzer diode
How do I diagnose & repair the headlights on warning buzzer? I have the factory...
They are different. I’m not sure “how”, but the 70 b-body rotors are a 1-year rotor and we’re SUPER hard to find a few years back (maybe reproduced now???)
The only “tack strips” are at the back bow (just above the rear glass) and where the top attaches to the body. The top is glued/clamped by trim on the header (bow at windshield). Everything else is connected to the top mechanism (metal frame) and moves together. If you added extra tacking...
I don’t know your exact answer, but here is what I learned when I was looking for a “six pack/Hemi” pan…..you need to make sure the pan & oil pickup are made by the same company. When I tried to use mix & match pan and pickup, it didn’t fit & the pan wouldn’t seat
Sorry to hijack
sorry to hijack. I’m doing the same wiring on a ‘70 with the A01 light package. Can you please describe what each wire is or where it goes?
1. Blue light on single yellow - is that the key or ash tray light?
2. Long yellow wire all alone = ?
3. Yellow wire with “L” connector =...