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The ding is totally integrated into the rest of the vehicle's electronics. As such, there is no separate dinger to disable or disconnect. Pulling the key out part way doesn't work on Ford vehicles. You can remove the ignition lock cylinder, and you will see a thin brass strip on the lock cylinder that activates the dinger. You can remove that piece and put the lock cylinder back in and there will be no more dinging.
To remove the lock cylinder: Insert the key and turn it to the "ON" position. Then, there is a pin at the bottom of the steering column directly below the ignition lock that you depress. While that pin is depressed, you can slide the lock cylinder out. Reverse the procedure to put it back. Simple and easy.
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