This is something I just fixed today on my 1996 Mercury Sable. Your situation may be similar. The issue is a little metal block which moves up and down against a little relay. The block is located on the ignition key cylinder. The block is moved by your turning the key on the ignition, so that it's down (no contact) when the key is in the OFF position, and it's down (causing contact) when the key is in any other position (AUX, START or RUN). In my case, the block was dirty and not sliding down properly. I popped out the cylinder (in my case, set the lock to RUN push a little screwdriver or punch into the hole below the cylinder, and pull out the cylinder), and shot the little block with some graphite. Mine did this whenever my headlights or dome light were left on.
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you've got to "ding the ding dong" by hitting "it" back and forth.
captain : 2 sets of 2 bells ( ie. ding ding ... ding ding) commodore : ? admiral : 3 sets of 2 bells (ie. ding ding...ding ding...ding ding) sec navy: ? president: ?
A ding-bat is a derogatory term used to refer to a person who is not terribly smart.
Almond ding is a thick sauce that is Chinese in origin. It is generally served with meats, but sometimes with fruit such as cherries as well. The basic ingredients of ding are almonds, sugar, butter, and course salt.
The chimes go like ''Ding,Dong,Ding,Dong,Ding,Dong,Ding,Dong'' It does that every hour at any hour but for example its 11am. It will chime 11.