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indicator sound is very soft, light warning sound sounds very cracky,


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The story continues:

My indicator workt fine, but the sound is 'gone'. I do hear a very soft klik-klik but this could be the relais as well. If I open my door with the light on, the warning sound works, but it sounds like a badly tuned radio station (cracky noice). Same goes for my seatbelt warning sound and the passenger airbag off sound. It works but thesound is like a broken speaker. I want to check the wiring and check the speaker for dust, but where is it located?

If it is in the instument cluster, how can I remove this?

Thanks for the help,

Frank

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FIXED!!

Quite easy, just took out the instrument cluster (15 minute job, very easy). Then removed the back from the cluster (white part). There is a small speaker attached to the white rear. Mine was broken. Just bought a replacement speaker at some elektro shop (3$). Put it in and it works great. All the sounds are back and even more clear than ever before. Took me a total of less then 50 minutes, and..... much cheaper than replacing the cluster.

Frank.

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FIXED!!

Quite easy, just took out the instrument cluster (15 minute job, very easy). Then removed the back from the cluster (white part). There is a small speaker attached to the white rear. Mine was broken. Just bought a replacement speaker at some elektro shop (3$). Put it in and it works great. All the sounds are back and even more clear than ever before. Took me a total of less then 50 minutes, and..... much cheaper than replacing the cluster.

Frank.

A much better solution than spending about $2,000 on a new instrument cluster and labor at the dealer. Now I need to figure out how to take out the cluster. Must be a link in the DIY forum.

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