How to Activate the Horn Sound When Locking the Langdong?

[MacGrace]

Here are the steps to activate the horn sound when locking the Langdong: 1. Press the brake pedal and adjust the gear lever: Depress the brake pedal of the Langdong and place the gear lever in the P position. 2. Release the brake pedal and press the start button: Release the brake pedal, press the one-touch start button of the SAIC Langdong twice in succession, close all four doors, and hold down the lock button on the driver's door for more than 10 seconds to complete the setting for the horn sound when locking. Taking the Langdong 2016 1.6L Manual Premium as an example: It is a compact car launched by Beijing Hyundai, with a length, width, and height of 4570mm, 1775mm, and 1445mm respectively, a wheelbase of 2700mm, equipped with a 1.6L naturally aspirated engine, a maximum power of 93.8kw, a maximum torque of 156nm, and matched with a 6-speed manual transmission.

[VonParker]

Want to activate the horn beep when locking your Elantra? This feature is super practical, especially in noisy environments where it helps confirm whether your car is locked. I personally love exploring these little tricks. The method is quite simple: First, sit in the car and close all doors. Then, insert the key into the ignition switch without starting the engine. Next, take the remote key and simultaneously press and hold the lock and unlock buttons for about 4 seconds. If you hear a 'beep' prompt, congratulations—the setup is successful! If it doesn’t work, the remote battery might be weak, or the steps were not followed correctly. Just try repeating the process. Regularly check the remote battery to avoid this minor issue affecting your experience. This setting can save a lot of hassle in parking lots—safety first, and that reassuring beep when locking gives extra peace of mind.

[StDakota]

Activating the Languid horn sound when locking the car, speaking from a technician's perspective, this feature is based on the vehicle's anti-theft system and relies on the control module responding to the remote signal. The simple steps are: close all doors, sit in the driver's seat, insert the key but do not start the engine. Then, hold the remote control with your thumb and index finger simultaneously pressing the lock and unlock buttons for about 4 seconds, until you hear a confirmation sound from the dashboard or inside the car. During normal setup, you will hear a clear prompt. If there is no sound, check the remote's battery or if any doors are not properly closed. Trying it yourself can save you the hassle and extra costs of going to a repair shop. Remember to be patient during the operation, wait for the sound feedback, and ensure each step is done correctly, which will significantly enhance convenience in daily driving.

[Sheldon]

I've had the Kia Rio for a while now, and I find the horn activation when locking the car really convenient. My method is: get in the car and close the door, insert the key without starting the engine, then simultaneously press the lock and unlock buttons on the remote for a few seconds until you hear a beep. It's that simple! You'll probably get it right on the first try, and it's quick and effortless. Once set up, the horn will beep every time you lock the car, so you'll never have to worry about forgetting whether you've locked it or not.