you can also do what i do when i want to work with the car do open
I take some duct tape and put it over the button on the door jam works fine all the time.
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anybody got any wiring diagrams, you might be able to find the the wire that is connected to the thing that senses if door is opened or closed(the thing mac tapes over). i think its going to be behind your panels beside your driver seat or right behind it..take a few screws out to take panel off..look around to see if you see any wires going toward the door opening
I believe the buzzer is behind the driverside kick panel. Just take it out, or bypass it.
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Actually its built into the jump panel thing under the steering wheel to the left... i think its removable its really annoying to get too... there is no really easy way to disable it... there is a fuse for IT in the engine bay but it also takes out your interior lights...
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Not having your ignition know the key is will suck! lol Cuz if you laccidentally leave ur key in the ignition and get out and lock the doors, normally they'd unlock automatically cuz u forgot ur key in ignition but that wouldnt happen anymore. You'd be **** outta luck! This hapened once, and I was glad I still ahd that wire connected cuz slim-jiming our cars is a bitch...you need the under-the-glass tool.
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