How to adjust the horn sound when locking the Besturn X80?

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VanEdward
07/30/25 2:55am
To set the horn sound when locking the Besturn X80, simultaneously press the lock and unlock buttons for three seconds. If you want to set it to only flash the lights without sounding the horn, press and hold both the unlock and lock buttons on the remote key for 3 seconds to complete the setting. Here is some relevant information: 1. The horn sound when locking the car depends on the car model. Some models use a locking horn, which sounds once when locking, while others do not sound the horn when locking. 2. If there is a locking horn option in the car's computer, you can enable or disable it through this option. If it is not displayed in the car's computer, it can be activated via the bus, in which case you need to go to a 4S shop or repair shop for the setting.
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