Help! Beeping Wont Stop!!!!
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Help! Beeping Wont Stop!!!!
its probably the most annoying thing in the world (besides the shift up alarm or the low coolant etc alarm). "Beep Beep Beep Beep Beep", 5 beeps and a pause between the sets of beeps.
It starts about 5 minutes into driving the car, stops after a WHILE, comes back.
The car has various little electrical problems, as I did just get it back from the garage after sitting for a year and a half.
One thing I can think may be the problem is the key ignition. I removed the ignition (i had to bust it out a while ago because of the steering wheel lock when i had to tow/move my car to storage.. i lost the key .)
So I still have the part of the ignition where all the electrical action happens hangin there, i just removed the lock part. i just turn the little thing with a key or a screwdriver to start up. but in that bundle of wires (for ignition) there are two wires, a green one and a red one w/ yellow stripe. they were soldered somewhere to the ignition i believe but im not sure and they dont remember (the garage removed the ignition)... what are these wires and could they be causing the beeping?
there are no warning lights lit up in the console.
also the aftermarket radio i had in there has been removed, i wouldnt think this is the problem with the beeping but i figured id mention it in case it is.
im going to recheck all the fuses.
theres also problems with my dome lights, they dont work and when i turn them on the clock and door warning light in my console go on and off with them. probably not associated with the beeping but i figured id mention it.
a new clutch and radiator were installed in my car at the garage before the beeping.. so maybe some service alarm may have to be reset?
plz someone have an opinion on this because its driving me insane! thank you.
It starts about 5 minutes into driving the car, stops after a WHILE, comes back.
The car has various little electrical problems, as I did just get it back from the garage after sitting for a year and a half.
One thing I can think may be the problem is the key ignition. I removed the ignition (i had to bust it out a while ago because of the steering wheel lock when i had to tow/move my car to storage.. i lost the key .)
So I still have the part of the ignition where all the electrical action happens hangin there, i just removed the lock part. i just turn the little thing with a key or a screwdriver to start up. but in that bundle of wires (for ignition) there are two wires, a green one and a red one w/ yellow stripe. they were soldered somewhere to the ignition i believe but im not sure and they dont remember (the garage removed the ignition)... what are these wires and could they be causing the beeping?
there are no warning lights lit up in the console.
also the aftermarket radio i had in there has been removed, i wouldnt think this is the problem with the beeping but i figured id mention it in case it is.
im going to recheck all the fuses.
theres also problems with my dome lights, they dont work and when i turn them on the clock and door warning light in my console go on and off with them. probably not associated with the beeping but i figured id mention it.
a new clutch and radiator were installed in my car at the garage before the beeping.. so maybe some service alarm may have to be reset?
plz someone have an opinion on this because its driving me insane! thank you.
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those those two wires may be from the steering wheel? ill get into the car and look into that further thx. how do i fix this situation (besides disconnecting the speaker for the beeping)?
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Originally Posted by MillerLite
those those two wires may be from the steering wheel? ill get into the car and look into that further thx. how do i fix this situation (besides disconnecting the speaker for the beeping)?
Why would you further break the car??? Fix the car. And you can't disconnect the speaker without disconnecting the power steering system. Even removing the speaker from the circuit board will cause the power steering computer to go into fail mode.
And the beeping is is covered in the FAQ for FC sticky thread found at the top of this section. Please read the FAQ for FC sticky thread before posting as many commonly asked questions (such as the one you started this thread with) are covered there.
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on mine the two wires are in somekind of plastic case on the ignition right befor all the electrical connectoins on the ignition cylinder it appears to be some electronic part i personally have no idea what it is
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i found out what the two wires were for, they were actually the juice for the little light right over your key on the ignition area.
how do i re-align the wheel? how do i have the adapter on wrong?
how do i re-align the wheel? how do i have the adapter on wrong?
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Originally Posted by MillerLite
how do i re-align the wheel? how do i have the adapter on wrong?
Chances are when you put the steering wheel adapter on, you didn't line it up with those two plastic tabs. With any luck you didn't break the tabs off when you put the adapter on. So to fix it, you would remove the adapter, and put it back on so that the two plastic tabs are not being bent down and damaged and instead line up with the holes in the back of the adapter.
Now if the adapter does not have the two holes, then you have the wrong adapter for the car (and Mazda's in general).
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haha i had this same problem on my car when i first installed my aftermarket steering wheel....
i know from my experience i was confused on what had to line up to make it stop...here is a picture to help.
i know from my experience i was confused on what had to line up to make it stop...here is a picture to help.
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Originally Posted by Innovation
Did you find the beeping problem? Does your speedometer work because a broke or disconnected speedometer cable will cause a beep as well.
I keep hearing a beep beep beep
Probably the power steering computer telling you there is a problem with the system. The number of beeps before pausing will indicate the problem.
1-beep, pause, repeat - in case abnormality of speed sensor signal:
In case broken wires or short circuits occur to sensors or harnesses, the buzzer sounds 60-seconds after the engine speed signal of 2200 rpm continues for 18-seconds.
2-beeps, pause, repeat - in case abnormality of engine speed signal:
The buzzer sounds twice and repeats when the vehicle speed signal is missing input and/or no engine speed signal is found (short circuit, broken wire, etc.)
3-beeps, pause, repeat - in case abnormality of stepping motor signal:
The buzzer sounds when there are broken wires or short circuits in coils or harnesses.
4-beeps, pause, repeat - in case abnormality of the power steering microcomputer:
The buzzer sounds 4 and repeats when there are circuit troubles other than with the micro computer.
5-beeps, pause, repeat - in case abnormality of steering sensor signal: Steering sensor is mis-aligned or failed or steering wheel has been improperly installed.
Probably the power steering computer telling you there is a problem with the system. The number of beeps before pausing will indicate the problem.
1-beep, pause, repeat - in case abnormality of speed sensor signal:
In case broken wires or short circuits occur to sensors or harnesses, the buzzer sounds 60-seconds after the engine speed signal of 2200 rpm continues for 18-seconds.
2-beeps, pause, repeat - in case abnormality of engine speed signal:
The buzzer sounds twice and repeats when the vehicle speed signal is missing input and/or no engine speed signal is found (short circuit, broken wire, etc.)
3-beeps, pause, repeat - in case abnormality of stepping motor signal:
The buzzer sounds when there are broken wires or short circuits in coils or harnesses.
4-beeps, pause, repeat - in case abnormality of the power steering microcomputer:
The buzzer sounds 4 and repeats when there are circuit troubles other than with the micro computer.
5-beeps, pause, repeat - in case abnormality of steering sensor signal: Steering sensor is mis-aligned or failed or steering wheel has been improperly installed.
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Originally Posted by Icemark
From the FAQ for FC sticky thread... found at the top of this section:
if the speedo is disconnected you get one beep as there would be no speed sensor input.
if the speedo is disconnected you get one beep as there would be no speed sensor input.
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Originally Posted by Innovation
Hate to tell you but my cable broke going to Tampa for a meet and drove me insane for the two hour drive back. Beeped like a bitch continuously.
Clearly outlined in the quote.
was I not clear???
That would be considerably different than 5 beeps- pause, 5 beeps- pause which would be the steering position sensor.
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yeah, one beep- pause, one beep, pause...etc
Clearly outlined in the quote.
was I not clear???
That would be considerably different than 5 beeps- pause, 5 beeps- pause which would be the steering position sensor.
Clearly outlined in the quote.
was I not clear???
That would be considerably different than 5 beeps- pause, 5 beeps- pause which would be the steering position sensor.
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went crazy over one beep? try five!
thank you very much for the help. i couldnt fix it without y'all.
i think it may have gotten knocked around somehow when my garage drilled off my ignition. the steering wheel was not removed or replaced or anything, its still stock. so this should be an easy fix.
thank you very much for the help. i couldnt fix it without y'all.
i think it may have gotten knocked around somehow when my garage drilled off my ignition. the steering wheel was not removed or replaced or anything, its still stock. so this should be an easy fix.
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Originally Posted by Icemark
From the FAQ for FC sticky thread... found at the top of this section:
if the speedo is disconnected you get one beep as there would be no speed sensor input.
if the speedo is disconnected you get one beep as there would be no speed sensor input.
my problem is that i have re aligned the steeering wheel only to have 5 beeps continue to pixx me off when 5 mins into a trip and sometimes stops for no reason when cruising,
is there any other way of fixing the problem .
or can the problem be extended to other areas
all help greatly appreciated.
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