Is there supposed to be a chime or buzzer that

There is no separate fuse for that.

If the code is back that problem that the PCM detected is still ongoing. Please watch the Youtube video at the link.

Honda CRV Code P1457 Honda CRV EVAP Solenoid

any car the rpm shouldn't exceed the 4000 round per minutes and you can check it from the sound of the car if it's so loud you should decrease the acceleration pad or give the next gear if it's manual
if it's automatic don't panic

About rear wiper, if the fuse is OK, I suggest test the switch, the wires and voltage at/from motor; finally, test motor, possible go to bad.


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The code is usually on a sticker on the side of your radio or the side of the glove box. sOME TIMES THEY WILL PUT ONE OF THE STICKERS IN YOUR OWNERS MANUAL ALSO
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Try to look up the following for an aftermarket buzzer that installs in the fuse box:

http://automotiveelectronicaccessories.com/aeapn400.htm

I think it says $8.50 plus shipping and handling to fix your problem.

The buzzer sounds like a piezoelectric buzzer rather than a chime, but it works. I put one on my 1990 Cadillac Deville that had a chime that stopped working. Usually the chime that comes with the car when it goes bad is not repairable economically except by this aftermarket solution.

Good luck on this upgrade or repair of your left lights on chime.

the **** way is to diconnect the neg batt term for a few mins, then put it back on...don't be afraid to try it.... it takes your car only a few minutes to relearn what it is supposed to know....works everytime

most chimes were a little round black plastic unit mounted in upper corner of fuse block

First does the dome light come on when the drivers door is opened? If not check the door switch, if it is not working, the circuit is not completed to turn on the buzzer.

I had a similar problem -- my interior lights would not come on when I opened my driver's door, plus I wouldn't get a warning if I left the key in the ignition or the headlights on.

There is a switch covered with rubber on the door post. I removed the switch, sprayed just a slight amount of contact cleaner, made sure the switch worked by grounding it to the frame and pressing the switch in & out a couple of times. Then I carefully replaced it.

I attributed the problem to my seat belt buckle hitting the switch as I closed the door without checking to see if the seat belt had retracted properly.

Hope this is of some help.