[Y@SH]

HI,

Does anyone know where I can get the alert disabled for the Range Rover Velar? I checked with Akshay at Redline Autohaus but he can't do on JLR cars.

I don't mind the alert however the 80kmph alert comes up each time you decrease your speed below 80 and again come up to 80. It is very irritating and loud and repetitive specially most of the traffic on highway drives around 80-100.

Any help would be appreciated

Originally Posted by kc0403

Does anyone know approximately how much I should be paying to get these alerts disabled on my merc, spoke to a notable workshop who gave me a quote of 22k for disabling it. Found it to be a bit on the higher side, however, I wouldn't call myself well-versed in this realm, please do chime in on what would be a reasonable price to pay for such a service.


Another topic on which I require some guidance is the warranty aspect of this modification. The workshop I spoke to claimed the warranty remains intact after the process as they use Mercedes' authorized equipment, should these claims be taken with a pinch of salt or is it indeed possible to get it done without having to void the warranty, as I am not too comfortable getting rid of the warranty on a 10 month-old car.

Depends on your model, My friend got his cars alert disabled from Redline AutoHaus at around the same price you are being quoted, his was the New Gen S class hence the price. For old models prices are lower.

[rarit26]

Originally Posted by drhoneycake

2022 Hyundai Tucson GLS CRDI. Removed it via a custom software I have. Removed it for a couple of other Tucson owners too. 2 minute job. Should work for other Hyundai’s too.

All the other alarms/beeps are intact.

How could I get in touch with you to see if this works for an Alcazar?

[true_sedan]

I’m seeing a lot of posts by BHPians getting quoted 12k, 18k, 22k to simply get the speed chimes disabled. In my opinion the dealer or workshop is quoting a ridiculous sum for a simple task with involves either disabling the dash speaker or using VCDS to code. So please avoid these workshops. They are just preying on your ability to pay that kind of money.
For vag cars, it’s easy to remove with the Ross-Tech software. If any of your friends come from the US, tell them to buy it for you. It costs 18K and can be used for 3 VIN’s. So if you split between friends it’s effectively 6k per person for any number of modifications. Don’t be scammed by these workshops. They are just going to use the OBD devices that they use for regular repair and maintenance. It doesn’t cost them a rupee.

[praveen789]

Originally Posted by true_sedan

I’m seeing a lot of posts by BHPians getting quoted 12k, 18k, 22k to simply get the speed chimes disabled. In my opinion the dealer or workshop is quoting a ridiculous sum for a simple task with involves either disabling the dash speaker or using VCDS to code. So please avoid these workshops. They are just preying on your ability to pay that kind of money.
For vag cars, it’s easy to remove with the Ross-Tech software. If any of your friends come from the US, tell them to buy it for you. It costs 18K and can be used for 3 VIN’s. So if you split between friends it’s effectively 6k per person for any number of modifications. Don’t be scammed by these workshops. They are just going to use the OBD devices that they use for regular repair and maintenance. It doesn’t cost them a rupee.

I agree with your view (I have paid 10k myself for this service) but I think the issue is more with people not wanting to take a risk when making these modifications. If something goes wrong, then the cost will be much higher than the 10-15k being paid to a person who might not be a professional but has done this multiple times in the past.

[true_sedan]

Originally Posted by praveen789

I agree with your view (I have paid 10k myself for this service) but I think the issue is more with people not wanting to take a risk when making these modifications. If something goes wrong, then the cost will be much higher than the 10-15k being paid to a person who might not be a professional but has done this multiple times in the past.

There are plenty of YouTube videos that explain how to do it especially for the Ross tech VCDS. It’s as simple as just getting the device, plugging it in the OBD port and a computer and making one simple change with the provided software. There is absolutely nothing that can go wrong in this process. Link -

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=BurFBrAtvog

[Rish]

Originally Posted by Harshavarthan

Does anyone know a good tuner to disable 80/120 kmph speed warning in Coimbatore? I recently bought a Superb L&K and the sound is too irritating

Hey Harshavarshan,
I just got my 80/120 speed chime removed in Coimbatore at a very reasonable rate. You can contact him on 9994015919. He did it for my friend in Bangalore and Mumbai. He also added hidden features to the car as well, seemed knowledgeable you can contact him.

[thirdmainroad]

Just got my 120/80 chimes removed on my Volkswagen Taigun 1.5. The chime was excessively loud post 125 (120-124 is a wee bit softer) and was driving me to distraction!

VAGMASTER in Velachery, Chennai did it in 5 minutes and for Rs 2000. They are really good, and I am going to be posting about them shortly.


Vagmaster
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https://g.co/kgs/x9VFFy

[Siddj38]

Anyone managed to remove it from Honda city?

[thirdmainroad]

Originally Posted by Siddj38

Anyone managed to remove it from Honda city?

I know many friends who have removed the speed chimes in their Honda city. Can be done easily.

I’ve just picked up an OBDEleven device. If anyone in Chennai needs chimes out, will be happy to help! But note OBDEleven seems to work only on VAG cars!

[Siddj38]

Originally Posted by thirdmainroad

I know many friends who have removed the speed chimes in their Honda city. Can be done easily.

Can you please help me with the info on how it was done?
By the dealer or by using some third party scanners?

[thirdmainroad]

Originally Posted by Siddj38

Can you please help me with the info on how it was done?
By the dealer or by using some third party scanners?

Some dealers do do it, but most won't. The chimes are removed using an OBD2 device that fits in your car and using a software module that allows you to do many things. It is 3rd party.

Getting rid of the chimes does not mess with your warranty, as there is no rewiring or any playing with wires.

In some earlier posts, someone has mentioned that a dealer got rid of the chimes for them, but then every chime - seat belt, parking brake on - disappeared. What they have done there is removing the connection to the internal speaker that makes the chimes - this is the wrong way to do it. The correct way to do it is by using an OBD2 device.

[knightfurry]

Originally Posted by viky_s

Hi Axe77
I am currently coming back from a trip to Gir National park and yes the beep is little irritating.
Have done almost 3k kms now. So after 1st service i am thinking of removing the beeps.
Will update you on the same.
Here is the contact for eTuners +91 8464-044455

Hi Viky,
Did you get the job done ? I also want to get it removed and Code 6 guys are quoting ridiculous prices.

[huygens]

What kind of solution would work on an IONIQ 5? I'd like to remove the 120kmph beep or at the very least, reduce its volume. It's super loud right now, can barely listen to my music.

[Haldian]

Originally Posted by rarit26

How could I get in touch with you to see if this works for an Alcazar?

Were you able to proceed for your Alcazar?

[sachit0901]

Originally Posted by Indian2003

This can be done with the OBDeleven. There are a range of features that can be activated and dectivated.

Hi Sir, Just received my OBDEleven Device. Could you please guide how to remove speed alarms with the device?