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hey just did mine, different way though.

entry is via the small pull out section near bonnet release.

on the right hand side, under the steering wheel is a black box with 'smart entry' on it, size is about 4cm by 7cm

undo 2 screws to take the box off the holding bracket.

take out white plastic plug from box. (sticks in there pretty good)

the black surround around where the plug went comes out, you will see where u can put in a screwdriver to jimmy it out.

take out the circuit board.

match up where the actual beeper is from where the audio holes are on the side (it is a round black cylinder abour 5c piece in diamater and 10 cm high)

CAREFULLY either:

1- prize it off with a flathead screwdriver and pull out the terminals with some needle nose pliers gently (i did it this way easily)

2- get a solder iron and reheat/undo the conection from the back

put everything back the way you found it :D

this way it wont phuk with you alarm or windows or anything else, cos everything is as it was, just no noise cos obviously no beeper :(

btw car was a r33gtst S2, should take about 20 mins max, have fun

thats what i did. works a treat. left my headlight on once tho lol

  • 3 weeks later...

Here is my tutorial on how to remove the beep for a R34 - i acctually remove a plug straight from the ignition drum - it should be the exact same concept for r32 - r33 's and you also keep the beep for when you leave your lights on and open the door (which is very handy) - it doesnt effect your alarm or windows or mirrors or anything else expcept for when you leave the keys in and open the door!!

D.I.Y - Tutorial - Get rid of R34 beep > http://www.skylinesaustralia.com/forums/Di...ep-t242701.html <h

  • 1 month later...

Actually I just figured out how to do it..

There's a button near the door weld - where the actual locking mechanism is for the door.

I pushed that in and it worked a charm - i just used some masking tape

Quick and easy

Hey guys,

Just checked out the wiring for this door beep on my R33 Series 2. The black with purple stripe wire is correct with the first post, however I did it a different way that required no cutting.

On the ignition barrel, there are a couple of wires going into a clip that directly plugs to the barrel and there are 2 wires that appear hard wired to the barrel but about 5 - 10cm down there is a clip for them (a bit like a fly lead). The first plug is for the lights so don't touch that one. The one on the side that has the sorta flylead is the one you want to unclip (for the r33 s2 it was a black flat plug).

All headlights, power windows and mirrors still work.

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  • 1 month later...
i should also add that in a series 1 its to the left hand side of the glove box housing,not in the same place as the series 2's. check my tut for the series 1 version.

I got to doing this today on my S1, the 'smart entrance' box is indeed behind the glove box housing...

Smart%20entrance%20box.jpg

Removed the glove box, unscrewed the six Parkers, and disconnected the wire on these shitty pictures;

Smart%20entrance%20box%20plug.jpg

Key%20beep%20wire.jpg

If you just unplug it, and take off the black plastic cover, remove the piece of plastic locking the connector in the plug, and remove the lower left and right wires on the side of the small connector.

Lower left being the green wire triggering the auto-lock for the passenger door, and lower right being the black/purple-ish wire for the door-beep.

Edited by stefan-w
Hooray. Ive finally worked it out.

You know the beep that happens when youre trying to work on your pride and joy and listen to some music with the door open and all you can hear is the "beep beep beep".

Well I found the control box to fix it

You have 2 options to fix this.

1. Get a ridiculously loud sound system, and annoy the neighbours...

or 2. Cut a wire.

I went for option 2 because I like my neighbours.

Located under the dash on the drivers side is a little black box labelled "smart entrance".

There is a black wire with a purple stripe on it. Cut it and wrap electrical tape over the ends.

Thats it.

This does not mean that when you leave your lights on you wont get that beep, you still will.

Thanks to Jack88 for informing me of the colour of the wire. ;)

This is my first DIY so I hope it is helpful and not pathetic!!

Cheers, Jase. :yes:

thanks mate i really interested in that 2 thanks for the pics

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