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Greetings, I would like to enquire about the possibility of disabling the one beep that goes off whenever a different speed restriction is detected. You have to reset it every time you start it up, or it can be turned off and left off.
Many thanks
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NirviusTom
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That could be helpful, but I'm more interested in learning how to disable the car's configurable speed limit.
On a daily basis, I find myself in the situation where a separate side road has a speed limit of 20 mph and the main road has a limit of 30 mph.
Despite the fact that I am driving on the lower limit, the vehicle continues to follow it.
On a daily basis, I find myself in the situation where a separate side road has a speed limit of 20 mph and the main road has a limit of 30 mph.
Despite the fact that I am driving on the lower limit, the vehicle continues to follow it.
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Hughes-Davies1979
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The mute button on the wheel controls should be pressed and held, though I've never had to use it. You can see references to this feature in a couple of the posts here.
It seems to perform adequately as a warning for exceeding the speed limit, therefore I'm grateful. The only time this sound seems to function is when the car detects a change in your speed, such going from 30 to 40 mph; it then beeps once to let you know about the change.
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ThomasWhited
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As previously mentioned, in order to disable audio alerts and enable visual ones, press and hold the OK button on the steering wheel.
