Not another coolant buzzer question.

After sitting most of the winter without starting and a completely drain battery. I recharged the battery open the door and the buzzer came on and stay on even when I drive the car. Redline and light on buzzer work at the appropriate times.
The only electrical mod I did over the winter was remove a after-market DRL module which was on the car when I bought it . All ready tried a complete reset:
https://www.rx7club.com/showthread.p...ghlight=Buzzer
and I also check most connection as I did other mods.

 

if you are fine with just the light being on, you could take the black box out that houses the buzzer and just remove that buzzer...

thats what I did on mine, worked like a champ...

and the orange light is easy enough to ignore until the issue is fixed..


J.

 

^ this problem has nothing to do with coolant level sensor, no light just a buzzer on constantly as soon as I touch the door.
Anyone else? help this is driving nuts! any ideas

 

stock ecu?
if yes unplug the batt.. and try it agian.. my car did the same thing but i have a knight sports ecu
guess that doesnt make a lot of diff

 

NOPE, PFC I have to get down to your place one of these days for that lid, if you still have it.
All ready tried a complete reset, I'm going to let Mazda have a shoot at it on Friday, if I can't figure out.
I suck at electrical problems.

 

ya i still have the lid

 

Check the level sensor?

https://www.rx7club.com/showthread.p...hlight=coolant

 

Update Mazda thinks it's the Clifford/Viper Alarm which I hate and was on the car when I bought, nothing to do with any stock parts. Thanks, Dave Woods Mazda for the advice and a free of charge diagnostic.
Know the shop that installed it, if he can fix I guess it's time for the Turbo Timer module.

 

Help, It's not the alarm, had the alarm deactivated last evening. Even this weekend I reinstalled and removed the DRL module with no luck. The buzzer is still on with no lights on the dash, so it's not coolant or oil related. My PFC says all sensors are functioning.
Suggestion anybody! this is driving me nuts!

 

Short in CPU No. 2 cleaned circuit path. No more buzzer!
Thanks Everyone but like I said not a coolant buzzer problem and Thanks Scottish for your electrical expertize.
Doug dinner on me one nite @ DGRR.