My door chime keeps going off in my 2003 Taurus. Can I pull a fuse to disable it or is there another option?

Make the chime come on and find where it is and just pull it from the receptacle on the wiring harness. There may be a clip holding it in place you must depress or pull out. It wont hurt a thing by doing this. You better get another door key made to keep in your wallet though, for there's nothing to remind you that you're getting ready to lock your keys in the car.

You have one or more defective door ajar switches inside the door attached to the door latch assembly. This is a common problem and I have replaced at least 100 of them. Most likely it is the drivers door switch that is the problem, but since you must remove the door panel and rear door glass run channel to access the door ajar switch (and then it is still a pain) it is best to have the system read with a scanner to see which switch or switches is acting up. There is no easy way to disable the warning as it is a electronically controlled chime.

When you open the door down towards the bottom is a black push button when the door is open the chime sounds you can push it in and tape it

Something is not telling the car your door is closed check the light switch make sure it's pushing In and properly and getting contact

Most door chimes can pull out It's right on the fuse panel on many cars

The chime is active because the sensor on one of the doors keeps reporting it as open - this is a defect in the sensor, located inside the actual lock. You cannot disable the chime, it's an integral part of the Body Control Module. To fix that the door will have to be dismantled and the sensor replaced, a job for a repair shop.
Until you reach one you can disconnect the battery and lock the doors manually.

just pull the fuse out. I know them things can get annoying sometimes.... haha. The fuse should be either under the dash, or under the hood in the fuse box. Hope this helps, James Booth

It might be the door chime relay itself that is shorted out. First remove it and see what happens . You should have power to the radio. To properly test it use a voltmeter and hook it up to the door chime terminals , then depress the door switch and see if the voltage droped to zero. If it did then the culprit is the relay if it didn't then its either the switch or you have a short in the system.

your door pin is either broke or stuck. yeah you have to keep that fuse in it runs through more than just your chime

Pulling the fuse is not an option.Check your owners manual for instructions on how to shut it off..