Easy way to hook up a light buzzer?

[Ray]

Just got the Z back on the road and I am curious if there is an easy
way to either put in a light buzzer or just have the lights stay on
when the engine is going, i.e daytime running lights. 2nd day on the
road and I've already left the lights on twice.
Appreciate it,
KC

[jeffanson2005]

KC,
I sell the 545t from DEI. (Retail is $79.99.) I get them for $26
and sell them for $35 plus $6 shipping to anyone who needs them from
this group. We install them here in our shop for $150.
Here's what is does. (i have it on my 2000 F150 and 2001 PT Cruiser
and soon on my 1972 Z600)...
Lights only come on when ignition is on and sensor sees enough
darkness. The time that the lights stay on is variable from (I
think) 3 to 90 seconds. This way the lights are not turning on and
off all the time as you pass under bridges and trees. It can be set
for daytime running lights where only the headlights are on (not the
parking lights). It has a wiper input so if you are using the wipers
the lights will come on for safety. Ive had this unit for over 3
years now and never had to turn the switch on again. Much better
than a buzzer. It has relays, fuses, wires, module and clear
instructions.
If you need one, email me sales@... or
gps@... and we'll get it out to ya.
Jeff
Miami, FL
1972 Z600
www.totalautoprotection.com (audio, security, accessories)
www.smartgpspro.com (tracking devices)

[friend]

Yea KC, it takes some getting used to, having to remember to turn off the lights.  But back then the buzzer was just getting into the car by telling you to buckle up.   And, most of those were pulled before they left the show room floor.  I guess you could rig one up, but I kind of like learning to do things by my self.
Bill

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> [2cylinderhondas] Easy way to hook up a light buzzer?
> Just got the Z back on the road and I am curious if there is an easy
> way to either put in a light buzzer or just have the lights stay on
> when the engine is going, i.e daytime running lights. 2nd day on the
> road and I've already left the lights on twice.
> Appreciate
> it,
> KC

[Miles]

If you didn't mind the noise you could wire it up so the buzzer is on
all the time with the lights.
There is already a Key buzzer that came prewired into your car along
with the 1972 model a seat belt buzzer which was annoying if you set
anything on the passenger seat without buckling it in. And of course
your idiot light for the hand brake. I suppose you could wire it into
the handbrake wiring because you would pull the handbrake only when
the car was parked, then your headlight buzzer would also come on.
Miles

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2cylinderhondas@yahoogroups.com
, wrote:
> Yea KC, it takes some getting used to, having to remember to turn
off the
> lights. But back then the buzzer was just getting into the car by
telling
> you to buckle up. And, most of those were pulled before they left
the show
> room floor. I guess you could rig one up, but I kind of like
learning to do
> things by my self.
> Bill
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2cylinderhondas@yahoogroups.com
> [mailto:
2cylinderhondas@yahoogroups.com
]On Behalf Of kcandthez
> Sent: Tuesday, November 06, 2007 11:22 AM
> To:
2cylinderhondas@yahoogroups.com
> Subject: [2cylinderhondas] Easy way to hook up a light buzzer?
> Just got the Z back on the road and I am curious if there is an
easy
> way to either put in a light buzzer or just have the lights stay
on
> when the engine is going, i.e daytime running lights. 2nd day on
the
> road and I've already left the lights on twice.
> Appreciate it,
> KC