How to Set the Beep Sound When Locking the Car?
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The method to set the beep sound when locking the car is as follows: 1. Step on the brake pedal to start the vehicle, shift the gear to the P position, and pull up the handbrake. 2. Close all four doors and the trunk of the vehicle. 3. Press the mute button on the key inside the car, and the vehicle will emit a beep sound when locking the car next time. The reasons why there is no beep sound after locking the car are as follows: 1. Accidentally pressing the mute button on the key. When the mute button is pressed, the vehicle will not emit any beep sound whether unlocking or locking. At this time, simply press the mute button on the key again to enable the beep sound when locking the car. 2. The beeper is damaged. If the vehicle still does not emit a beep sound after pressing the mute button, it indicates that the beeper is damaged, and you can only go to a 4S store for repair.
A neighbor in my community once asked me about this. Nowadays, many cars don't make a sound by default when locking, and you have to manually enable it. I've figured out a few methods: the most convenient is to set it in the car's infotainment system. Go to the settings menu, find the vehicle or comfort options, and there's usually a switch for the lock confirmation sound. Some older models require adjusting it through the dashboard menu, which is the small screen accessed via the steering wheel buttons. Even older cars might need you to press the lock button three times and wait for the turn signals to flash before setting it. Oh, and for some domestic brands like BYD, you can remotely enable this feature using a mobile app, even when the car is turned off. Remember to test the lock by getting out and closing the door after setting it up, as the confirmation sounds vary quite a bit between brands.
Setting the lock confirmation beep mainly depends on the vehicle's electronic system permissions. For cars with smart keys, it can usually be operated from the dashboard menu: After parking and turning off the engine, rotate the key to the ACC position without starting the engine, then press and hold the lock button for about 5 seconds until you hear a beep, then enter the dashboard menu interface. New energy vehicles are more convenient, simply find the 'door lock feedback' option in the vehicle settings - body control on the central touchscreen. For cars with voice assistance, it's quicker to just say 'turn on lock confirmation beep'. However, some base models' anti-theft modules don't have this function, and forcibly updating the system may affect insurance claims. Once, when helping my cousin adjust his Civic, I found that we had to enter the engineering mode.
