I also have a Sunbird, and the only buzzer that comes to mind is the defroster buzzer. It sounds when it's done defrosting your windows (sometimes it's not done enough for me). I wouldn't know about the cut-off; I never let mine buzz very long, I just push the defrost button again and it shuts off. If this buzzer is sounding without you turning on the defrosting function, it's got a short in the circuit and needs to be looked at by a professional. i have a buzzer issue as well. it happens on really rainy days and is the same sound as when you leave the door open, only its constant. it turns off when i turn on the overhead light. any ideas here? Look for a little blue box underneeth the glove box some pontiacs have this if you unplug it it will not buzz anymore mine drives me bonkers
The fuse probably blew that controls the dashboard lights.
Close the door
Does it shake and stall when decellerating or at anytime? because mine seems to do that but its only when decellerating at a stop light or stop sign or whever and it dont always do it.. only after long drives. (1992 Pontiac Sunbird). It might be a bad EGR Valve.
Are you kidding me?
one of the map sensor or vacuum switch.
To stop the buzzing sound you will need to disconnect the buzzer. It is normally red plastic and located near the steering column at the top of the brake pedal mount.
Ring them up or email them and say that you would like to stop donating. Alternatively, do it through your Bank.
Check your idle air control valve
I'm not positive this is the same for a 2010 truck as it is for the older ones but listen to the buzz and follow it's sound, a small buzzer should be located on the cabin fuse panel, remove this and the buzzer will stop, sometimes you can feel it vibrating to know which item it is.
Fuse 7: 10A Red; Buzzer Module, Stop Lamps Fuse
Add oil. For God's sake add oil before you blow the damm thing up!
If you are just wanting to stop the buzzer from sounding, then the easiest way is to unplug the sensor plug under the drivers seat. If that doesn't work then put a paper clip in the plug that you just unplugged to bypass it.