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Too late to edit previous post, I had only tried a few plugs cause I was too scared of unplugging the airbag. Eventually worked out the airbag is the bright yellow plug so I got more adventurous with the white plugs.

The plug that controls the key-in-ignition signal is a T shape white plug on the underside of the ignition barrel. It looks like the photo below when unplugged. You can unplug the white end or the other end (small brown connector above ignition barrel) with the same result:- no ignition + open door beep, keep headlights + open door beep.

wait, so unplugging this connector does the job? bit confused on what u said in the last bit of your post

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So I tried this on my r33 and couldn't find the t peice plug that klebestift posted but I found the actual beep device, mine is an orange colour little box u der the dash and it has a white 2pin plug, I dosconnected it and it killed the beeping noise for key in ignition and door open and also killed the beep for headlights left on

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