dsire4u

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hello,
i am just curious if its possible for me to change the honk sound when you press down the lock button twice.
i just think that honk sound is too loud and cheap
i want to change to sth quieter
is it possible??

Jon316G

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You can always pull the HORN relay... but then you won't have any sound.
Or remove the connection from the keyless control module that energizes the horn relay, so that way you'll have no sound unless you press the horn button on the steering wheel.
Only other way is to change out the horns themselves to something quieter.

dsire4u

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thanks for your fast reply.
is it possible for me to just change the sound when i lock the door?
cuz my frd has g35 and i like the horn sound when he locks his car
but the horn itself has different sound when he actually honks.

Jon316G

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Not without additional modifications.
You would still need another (quieter) horn and you would need to remove the Keyless Control Module connection to the HORN relay and have it go to a different relay (which you'll need to add) so it energize that relay instead.
Then you wire the new horn to the new relay.


In the 2nd diagram I show how this can be accomplished.
The red components are new items that will need to be added.
Don't laugh at it, I am limited by the software at work so I only have MS Paint and Word

black PL 8

just press lock before you close your door (ie turn car off, step out, press LOCK on your door, all doors lock) and then when you slam it shut the lights will just blink with no horn noise.

Juice

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Just push the lock button ONCE!

Yes it is that easy, no beeps and the hazard lights flash to let you know its locked.

END OF THREAD.

Nubo

Except the OP wanted a way to get a different sound. I think we can assume he already knows about the press-once silent locking.

Jon's solution looks pretty easy and painless. It would be nice to come up with a circuit that would play 2 horns for the lock. Then you could get the "zoom-zoom-zoom" tune !!

Jon316G

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That's what I figured too.
Some people may like that audible assurance that their alarm is armed.
I have no problem with that, so why should I try to change what someone does with their car.

josuar88

ok so the only reason it beeps is for audible insurance that it locked not because its arming the alarm?

Jon316G

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Basically... even your owner's manual states that you when you press the 'LOCK' button on the transmitter, the hazard lights will flash indicating the system is armed.
It doesn't say anywhere that the car has to "honk" for the alarm to be active.

AlexWhi020

it does have a damn loud honk, but im fine with the flash... it works for me

Nubo

Some people like to arm the car as they're walking away. I guess they don't have time to watch for the light flash. You know how Type A people are...

And, some people like the honk because it sort of advertises that the car is now locked and armed -- just in case any bystanders were getting ideas.

Jon316G

iTrader: (1)

True.
There have been times I was walking through a parking lot to a store and forgot if I locked it or not.
Since my car is now out-of-sight, I can at least hear the honk to assure me that its armed.

CyberPitz

Or find your car in a large parking lot after you've lost it!

techerpaintball

dsire4u, did you get you're horn sound changed out? i am interested in doing something similar and was wondering how yours turned out?