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Old 11-24-2011, 10:19 PM
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the gong sound (need help please)

I need help. I think my gong is malfunctioning. It works when things are low or a fault is triggered like (low oil, check brake, etc) It does not work for memo or speed limit alert. I put a scanner on the X today and the mid had 2 errors even after I cleared it. Gong T1 and Gong T2. (pa soft 1.40.9) From my research the gong is one speaker possibly 80 ohms.

It still works for the T3 tones and frequencies so how do I troubleshoot it? I have verified T1, T1 and T2, dont work. I have not verified if T2 works as it has not been that cold.
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from wds site
The hour signal T1 reminds the user of radio news broadcasts or traffic announcements with three short "beeps" (1 kHz).

In the case of the temperature warning T2, one single gong (1 kHz) is triggered which warns the driver of low outside temperatures (ice hazard).

The short code signal is triggered by the tone T1 and T2 (750 Hz). It indicates to the user that the programmed speed limit has been exceeded or it draws attention to a code function still active when starting.

Warning signal T3 warns the user by means of a long tone (1 kHz), followed by the gong sounding. It acts as the acoustic signal for the light check module (LCM

These acoustic functions cannot be triggered by the instrument cluster electronics (IKE ) but rather they are a functional part of other vehicle components
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Anybody got any guidance?
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