**UPDATE**

Last Wednesday morning my day at work started with my alarm going off 15 minutes after my day started. After shutting it off I swore I was going to try those ideas out that night. Barely an hour later it went off again! Ok, that was it, I didn't care that I needed to get that drawing done! Out to the rig again, shut off the d**n alarm, and let's get it settled! I looked for the pin in the rear door you refered to, Keith, but couldn't find it <img border="0" title="" alt="[Confused]" src="images/icons/confused.gif" /> , maybe I overlooked it in my frustration, but I moved on to the hood. Open it up, after a bit of studying, I found what had to be the alarm sensor - it made no sense for anything else (of course I don't have my manual, it's in Mountain Home) - so I cut up some cardboard I had, stacked it up on top of it, carefully closed the hood, and started to pray. Now, a week later and it hasn't gone off at all - Bingo!! That damage to the hood did a bit more than I realized. <img border="0" title="" alt="[Roll Eyes]" src="images/icons/rolleyes.gif" /> Thanks, again for all the input!
Tam

Piece of cake... open the door. Look to where the hinges are.

The pin switch is mounted to the body, at the junction of where the door, plastic impacts it. I will look for a pic when I get a chance and see where it takes us.

TIA, Keith. Best to cover all the possibilities. I'll look again, this time with a clearer mind...