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Jesseg264 05-15-16 09:19 PM

Buzzing noise !
 
I got a 87 rx7 gxl and every time I start my car to leave its a loud buzzing noise everything mechanically is money but previous owner cut some wires and I don't mess with electrical so I was wondering what fuse I would pull so that buzzing would stop help me please!

evo_koa 05-15-16 09:58 PM

check to make sure the coolant sensor under the oil filter adapter is pluged in.

Jesseg264 05-15-16 10:05 PM

How hard is it to get to ?

DC5Daniel 05-15-16 10:11 PM


Originally Posted by evo_koa
check to make sure the coolant sensor under the oil filter adapter is pluged in.

That's a coolant temp sensor, I'm not familiar with that causing a warning alert. The coolant level sensor in the top passenger corner of the radiator will alert if unplugged or if the water level is low.

satch 05-15-16 10:15 PM

Low oil will cause a buzz as well.

Jesseg264 05-15-16 10:23 PM

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Coolant sensor in this area ?

satch 05-17-16 09:21 AM

The coolant level sensor is at the top of the radiator so it can measure the coolant level. If you grounded that wire while the car was buzzing and the buzzer turned off then the sensor was the cause of the buzzing.

evo_koa 05-17-16 09:35 AM

on my fd I left the wire unconnected under the oil filter adapter and it caused the buzzer to be on


Originally Posted by DC5Daniel (Post 12063985)
That's a coolant temp sensor, I'm not familiar with that causing a warning alert. The coolant level sensor in the top passenger corner of the radiator will alert if unplugged or if the water level is low.


misterstyx69 05-17-16 04:21 PM

The coolant sender near/under the oil pedestal has nothing to do with the buzzing as it is for the Gauge on the dash.

Don't just "pull something to make the sound go away".
Find out what it is.
The Coolant level sensor( top of rad..one wire) will create a buzzing if the coolant is low.
Also the oil level IF low will set off the buzzer.

Jesseg264 05-17-16 04:57 PM

I got it fixed fellas thanks

evo_koa 05-17-16 05:13 PM

what was the issue?


Originally Posted by Jesseg264 (Post 12064663)
I got it fixed fellas thanks


Jesseg264 05-17-16 10:35 PM

The coolant sensor went out

misterstyx69 05-18-16 11:43 PM


Originally Posted by Jesseg264 (Post 12064759)
The coolant sensor went out

did you question it when it came back and did it reek of alcohol????:lol:

OH...wait!
another one!

I'll fix you!!.......You're GROUNDED!..(fixes the freakin buzzin in an FC..)

Joethefo 05-19-16 02:15 AM

I was working on wiring up some gauges and after about 20 seconds of having the key on I had the buzzer noise. I assumed it had to do with when I drained some of the coolant when I had to install the temp sender. This thread helped me confirm that 👍💪 But damn that buzzers annoying starts low then gets higher

DC5Daniel 05-20-16 07:01 AM


Originally Posted by Joethefo
I was working on wiring up some gauges and after about 20 seconds of having the key on I had the buzzer noise. I assumed it had to do with when I drained some of the coolant when I had to install the temp sender. This thread helped me confirm that 👍💪 But damn that buzzers annoying starts low then gets higher

1. Thank you for searching and not making a new thread!
2. Welcome to 1986. They must have said, "we're going to scare people half to death with these buzzers...".

misterstyx69 05-21-16 12:33 AM


Originally Posted by DC5Daniel (Post 12065763)
1. Thank you for searching and not making a new thread!
2. Welcome to 1986. They must have said, "we're going to scare people half to death with these buzzers...".

I'm glad they used the Buzzer.
Originally it was an Arnold Schwarzenegger voice telling you to get to the "Choppah"..


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