Thanks all

 

is your tailgate closed completely? It will have a constant beep if it isnt fully closed. You can turn it off as well, there should be a button next to the or in the vacinity (sp?) of your cigarette lighter/ashtry

 

No this is more like the type of horn that sounds when a school bus or trash truck is put reverse. All of the company fleet trucks do it. Its just an added feature.

 

ahhh i see...have no clue

 

Clip it

 

Tape over the speaker to deaden the sound.

 

The only thing you can do is locate the source of the beeping, and disconnect it. However, I wouldn't disconnect it. Your company gave you a vehicle to use and has equipped it with that beeper for liability reasons. You're far better off having it.

 

Ditto. We have these on all our company trucks, its there for a reason. Not worth getting canned over.

 

Its a backup beeper. It's wired in line with the backup lights. Probably mounted under the bed somewhere near the back bumper. It's requried by OSHA under some circumstances. It's also required by insurance companies for vehicles operating fleet/commercial.

As others have so adroitly pointed out, no disconnecty unless you like collecty unemploymenty.


Brad

 

Locate the wire from the brake lights, then chop the signal wire and connect it to one of these:

http://cgi.ebay.com/Air-Horn-DIXIE-D...item2eb0a74fc3

 

If the truck is part of the job and its free just get used to it....