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Re: How can I disable the abs chime on a 2007 sedona
Basically fix the ABS. The chime comes threw the radio. I guess you could put in an after market radio. That would do it also. You can't cut the communication wire to it, then the factory radio wouldn't work
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No because there is a not a fuse that only does the chime. You would be disabling other things as well, even if you could find which fuse it was on. The normal way is to find the chime under the dash and disconnect it or remove it.
If it chimes ALL the time, you need to know why. The most likely cause would be a faulty door switch, which is often an easy replacement and sometimes a shot of W40 can free them up if stuck.
Remove the batteries or change the frequency of the transmitter so the receiver is on different channel or if you wish to jam it generate a frequency that will oppose the transmit frequency disabling it
Handbrake will not set of an alarm chime , could be a seat belt reminder , or an open door reminder. Might also be a low oil pressure warning , not sure if there is one on the Sedona.
Are there any warning lights appearing on your dash ?
1. Turn off the overhead over-ride switch. Drive again. Do the chimes stop? If yes, the door is not closing properly due to the door contacts. Clean them yourself or have them serviced.
2. If the chimes did not stop in step 1. above, it's not likely the door but rather something else.
3. Chimes occur for many reasons. Suggest checking - a. are the rear back-up warning sensors blocked/dirty? b. any other lights on the dash like oil, abs, airbag, etc? c. passenger side airbag disabled - something heavy placed in passenger seat?
In my experience, it's the automatic door contacts. We have a long history of problems with these auto doors, that are still not resolved. problems all throughout the warranty period, and now into the extended warranty period. We must unite and get GM to resolve the quality of these doors. My next step (next incident) is going to be to have the dealership inspect the entire wiring system.
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