Hi there
I have just read this forum and respectively the article about the 'buzzer of doom'.
Let me tell you that we most definitely have a 'buzzer of doom' and it is of the 'comes on just for a laugh' variety. 4 days into a two week trip round the Dordogne enough was enough.
I worked out that it was obvoiously a fault in one of the oil pressure senders and decided, in my wisdom to disconnect the two way plug to fool the system. After about 2 hours of mucking about, losing the skin from both sets of knuckles and almost destroying the connector (obviously untouched since manufacture 1991) I had managed to disconnect and wrap both ends of the connector with electrical tape. Eureka no more buzzer. Keys in ignition and off we jolly well go.
For all you enthusiasts out tere this is NOT the way to fix the problem. This in fact turns the 'comes on just for a laugh' variety into a 'permanently on' variety.
So for all you campers out there refer to the article
http://194.242.159.246/brickyard/info/dop.htm
as listed also above, this is a much better solution.
Fiona
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