why does my car keep beeping after driving?

Asked by desa34 Sep 15, 2010 at 01:22 AM about the 2005 Ford Mustang

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

ok..
so my car just recently started beeping constantly. And when I look, no caution lights
are on, my door is completely closed, the lights are all off.. what could it be beeping
about??

7 Answers

155

if you have an aftermarket radio then it might be a reminder to take it out

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sounds like your securty system is going bad,you need to have it checked by your dealership.

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20

man my eclipse keeps doing that, about every 50 secconds it beeps, even if my stereo is unpluged, i have no idea, it might be fuses or something.

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probly a security system put in by a previous owner,look for a lone wire hooked to a fuse or extra wire hooked at battery.

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50

Check the key fob, we had replaced the battery and it was still chirping once then twice real fast. Ended up the key fob button went bad

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40

Our 05 Mustang just done it it means one of your doors or trunk is not shut properly it beeps to tell you because it cant autolock the doors when driving

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