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Yo.

Having issues with my warning light, has been on ever since carb conversion but I put a temp one in for now.

The light flashes and beeps whenever it picks up a rev signal.

Will beep one, then again, then just flash the light.

Have tried:

Revs spliced to clocks

Revs spliced to ecu

Ecu connected

Ecu not connected

Connected oil pressure switch

Replicating having an oil pressure switch

Can't get rid of it, I'd like it tO work properly...

Diagrams show just the Switch to ground, and the other side to whichever pin on the instrument cluster.

It won't work at all with rev feed disconnected. But obviously I want a rev counter.

I don't mind having the other warning light, but then I'm into removing the buzzer and light from my IP.

Any ideas?

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When it's connected up, just with ignition on, it beeps, but not connected, it won't beep.

Until you start up, then it will.

ANNOYING

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Dash panel insert for vehicles 1998 >

Connector contact assignment on dash panel insert

→ 32-pin connector T32a, blue

1 - Terminal 15, positive

2 - Warning lamp for turn signal, right

3 - Output signal from electronic speedometer

4 - Vacant

5 - Fuel gauge

6 - Airbag

7 - Terminal 31, sender earth

8 - Coolant temperature gauge

9 - Terminal 31, earth

10 - Oil pressure switch------- T10D/6 near realy station then to pressure switch

11 - Speed signal------- Pin 9 ECU

12 - Warning lamp for alternator, terminal 61

13 - Warning lamp for glow period (only Diesel engine) or warning lamp for catalyst monitor (only certain countries)

14 - Warning lamp for rear fog light

15 - Vacant

16 - Vacant

17 - Warning lamp for main beam, terminal 56a

18 - Warning lamp for turn signal, left

19 - Anti-locking brake system (ABS)

20 - Dash panel insert illumination, terminal 58d

21 - Signal for driver's door open

22 - Coolant shortage indicator

23 - Terminal 30, positive

24 - Terminal 31, earth

25 - Self-diagnosis/K-wire

26 - Parking light right

27 - Parking light left

28 - Input signal to electronic speedometer

29 - Warning lamp for brake system

30 - S-contact

31 - Seat belt warning system (only certain countries)

32 - Warning lamp for side lights (only certain countries) or emissions warning lamp (only USA)

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Have you got a diagram of connections onto the warning buzzer?

I think the buzzer is used for headlights and the oil pressure, where I only wan it to beep for headlights

Have you got a diagram of connections onto the warning buzzer?

I think the buzzer is used for headlights and the oil pressure, where I only wan it to beep for headlights

You'll struggle if not impossible to get a diagram of the internal connections :-( I think the buzzzer could also be used in some countries for the seat belt warning, so basically there will be a single output from chip to the buzzer and internally the chip will switch the output on when one or more of the conditions (OP, lights on etc) I'm wondering if it's something that you might be able to enable/dissable via vagcom ???? in Elsawin it tells you how to test the various warnings, have'nt found yet if you can disable anything yet!!

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Well there's 4 connections to the buzzer, its defo used for oil buzzer and headlights, I was hoping to just remove the connection for the oil side of things

Well there's 4 connections to the buzzer, its defo used for oil buzzer and headlights, I was hoping to just remove the connection for the oil side of things

Ok in that case, would it be possible to temporary put the dissmantled unit back into the car and run the engine, then artificially simulate a low pressure and check which connection to the buzzer has power to it?

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see on the diagrams all I can find is "oil warning buzzer" with two connections to it, I can't even find te warning buzzer for the headlights on Elsawin

I've just totally dismantled my speedo unit (newer type) and the two legs at the bottom of the horn are just physical support legs, the top right is the +Ve supply so the left must be a switched earth but I can't follow where it goes to the pcb track goes off in so many directions!!

As you say, in none of the diagrams can I find a mention of headlights on buzzer??? Yet it is listed as the buzzer in the speedo?

Warning buzzer

◆ Oil pressure warning

◆ Lights switched on warning

◆ Seat belt warning (only certain countries)

◆ Speed warning (only certain countries)

So it looks like. suffer with the oil buzzer or have no headlights on warning :-(

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Iv just done the same!

Also noticed the other two are just supports,

Ones a ground but the live, do they alter the current to this to change the beep tone?

It's a strange one, definitely can't find another buzzer on the board anywhere! And only two contacts.

I can remove the SMD for warning light.

Do you have to have the headlamp warning?

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Look like this? :p

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The +Ve supply goes to a 20K ohm resistor, but the other one goes off through the pcb into so many directions.

The smd led for LOP goes down through a 68 ohm resistor then onto a chip

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Might just have no lights on warning?

It's only to remind you to switch them off to avoid flat batt? Isn't a requirement for MOT is it?

Might just have no lights on warning?

It's only to remind you to switch them off to avoid flat batt? Isn't a requirement for MOT is it?

Not any sort of requirement, just a nice convience, if you still wanted the h/lights on buzzer, get one from a 96~97 model wher it's a separate relay in the fusebox??

Did your LCD units come out OK?

In the bottom pic, the chip just to the right of centre controls the LED's, the input for the LOP is pin 16 tried following that back and it goes to the main chip under the buzzer, so the switching is all done in that chip and that will control the buzzer as well

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Ciao

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if you can keep the headlight warning then i suggest you do. I've been driving my mk2 for over a year now and i still forgot to turn them off twice today. lucky i bought a new battery last week!

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All good except the clock doesn't work and only half the trip display works, will clean contacts.

& will address light buzzer :)

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Yeah, just desoldered the SMD.

I still have high beam warning, have just lost the buzzer when you open door and lights are on :)

Yeah, just desoldered the SMD.

I still have high beam warning, have just lost the buzzer when you open door and lights are on :)

Just get a buzzer relay from an earlier car if you want the lights on buzzer :-)

Can you read the part number of the main chip thats under the buzzer, it's not that clear on your posting?

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Tbh it never really bothered me lol. It's so nice not to have a light flashing in my face haha! May put a buzzer on my other oil light incase though!

Erm unless I can see on pic, no, as its back in car!

Will zoom in on a pic, maybe able to as phones got a decent camera.

Thanks for all your help though mate, you really are a star!

Also got my Elsawin back! Just not very good at it haha

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May be able to make it out, will grab a pen and note what I think in a minute

On my Manta & Escort rally cars I fitted a second LOP switch that operated @ 25~30psi and that was wired to a big warning light so it gave a bit earlier warning and you could kill the engine before any real damage was done as by the time the normal one operates @ 4psi it's usually to late :lol:

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