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Thanks for the useful information guys! So it is located next to fuse panel under dash on driver's side of any GM vehicle? If so, how do I go about removing the dashes? Like let's say, the Oldsmobiles, Camaro, or the 90's Pontiac Grand Prix? I love the Grand Prix's bong the most, saw a guy that did it to his Blazer and loved that sound. I have been looking everywhere how to dissemble the dash to get to them, but I have had no luck. 
I really don't know how to get into cars, I found my door chime and it was a super easy pull. My trucks' buzzer was a higher pitched tone, whereas I prefer the 94 and older (not the scary buzzer), which was a tad deeper tone to it. I pulled one from my parts Suburban and like it better than it was before, for now anyways until I can get my hands on a Camaro or Grand Prix chime.
And if you guys know from experiences, which vehicle chime is the easiest to pull? I would not like to be at the yard for too long/hours.
I did watch a video of a 1999 and 2000 Cadillac Escalade and GMC Yukon Denali. Now, why did those trucks/SUV's get the bonging... I bet because they were "fancy" so they needed a bong chime, wish the trucks got them, now that's the sound I am hot after. Pretty easy to find, since they are probably in the same spot, but I don't see many of those around, only the newer ones.
I am going to the junk yard tomorrow around 9am or 10am CT to look for one, so I kinda need to have some answers. Sorry if that came out wrong, just don't want to make anymore trips than I have to.
Here is that video I am talking about:
How would I remove a 96 Grand Prix chime? That's the one I love the most.
I really don't know how to get into cars, I found my door chime and it was a super easy pull. My trucks' buzzer was a higher pitched tone, whereas I prefer the 94 and older (not the scary buzzer), which was a tad deeper tone to it. I pulled one from my parts Suburban and like it better than it was before, for now anyways until I can get my hands on a Camaro or Grand Prix chime.And if you guys know from experiences, which vehicle chime is the easiest to pull? I would not like to be at the yard for too long/hours.
I did watch a video of a 1999 and 2000 Cadillac Escalade and GMC Yukon Denali. Now, why did those trucks/SUV's get the bonging...
I bet because they were "fancy" so they needed a bong chime, wish the trucks got them, now that's the sound I am hot after. Pretty easy to find, since they are probably in the same spot, but I don't see many of those around, only the newer ones.I am going to the junk yard tomorrow around 9am or 10am CT to look for one, so I kinda need to have some answers. Sorry if that came out wrong, just don't want to make anymore trips than I have to.
Here is that video I am talking about:
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How would I remove a 96 Grand Prix chime? That's the one I love the most.
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