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Under the drivers side seat is a white plastic connector plug. It has two wire going into it and the plug is fixed to the t=bottom of the seat.
If you pull the plug the chime and light will go out for good.
Note - the white connector plug is fixed to the seat by a plastic tab. I found that just pulling that firmly downwards separates it allowing a little better access.
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