Should my 70 US bay have an "Ignition Key Warning Buzzer" ?

[fredster]

That is to say, it does according to the wiring diagrams. Anyone else got one of these exciting devices? Its a deluxe microbus by the way, if that makes any difference.

fred

 

[aogrady]

That is to say, it does according to the wiring diagrams. Anyone else got one of these exciting devices? Its a deluxe microbus by the way, if that makes any difference.

fred

My 70 Campmobile has this too!

Alistair

 

[fredster]

Just to clarify, does it come on when ignition switch is in on position without engine running, or does it perform some other function?
I ask because in wiring diagrams its connected to door light switches...

 

[aogrady]

Just to clarify, does it come on when ignition switch is in on position without engine running, or does it perform some other function?
I ask because in wiring diagrams its connected to door light switches...

Think that's it, key on, not running, door open.

Alistair

 

[Araon]

if i remember correctly it comes on engine off ignition still on and door open hence the door switch....

 

[fredster]

Thanks guys, will see if I can get it working.

 

[chrisvrscrx]

Anyone know where the buzzer is? I've just out new switch on and found loads of wires.

 

[kreemoweet]

On the 71-up busses, the buzzer is a little relay box on the connection bar behind/under the fuse box - not sure about the '70 setup. The buzzer
sounds with the key inserted only (the key does not have to be turned to the running position) and the driver-side door open. It's powered from terminal S or SU on the ignition switch. The Bentley manual wiring diagrams are incorrect for the years 1970 thru 1975, since they show the buzzer being powered
from a constant-hot area on the fuse box.

 

[*Sam*]

The buzzer on a 70 is plugged in to the bottom of the fuse box.


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