What no lights-on bleeper?

[Veg_Ian]

Took the dog out for his early morning walk on Saturday morning. I drove through fog so put the headlights on. Parked up and locked the van. When I came back an hour later I found the headlights on. Fortunately she started ok but obviously the lights-on beeper wasn't working. Trouble is, it's not something you would notice much, especially in the summer, so it could have been faulty for quite a while. I'm trying to think if I've inadvertantly disconnected or shorted the bleeper when doing something else. Anyone have an idea or direct me at the bleeper/correct connector please?

[westonwarrior]

by the drivers right foot behind the cover is a blue connector
disconnect this and it turns all bleeps off except roof

where the light only connector is I dunno

[bigdaddycain]

The "key in ignition" connector is under the steering wheel, beneath the cowling,that may be linked to the lights on buzzer, (as i guess it links to the light stalk?) I disconnected my beeps from the blue box in the driver's side footwell the first week i got the bongo.

Would you believe i've never inadvertently left the lights on? Accidentally left it in reverse,accidentally left the keys in the ignition,or accidentally left the roof up!

[Veg_Ian]

So the lights-on bleeper is affected by the blue box in the footwell? Yeah I pulled that ages ago. If it's an all or nothing job then I think I'll take my chances and leave as is. It must be only my first ever time of leaving the lights on in over 30 years of driving anyway.

[brorabongo]

I just disconnected the white plug under the cowl, and it has removed the beep when key in ignition and door open. My lights left on beep is still there.

Having a manual geared lowroof I did not have as many beeps as the rest of youse anyway.


Disconnected....