How to Set the Lock Sound for the New Bora?
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You need to use a maintenance computer to access the 09 Central Electrical System and modify the long coding of the body control module. Below is some relevant information about the New Bora: 1. Configuration: Based on a simple comparison by the editor at the production line, the New Bora differs from its sister model, the Lavida, in terms of configuration, but they are on par with each other. As mentioned earlier, the powertrain remains unchanged, and it is confirmed that the top model still features a 1.4TSI engine paired with a DSG transmission. 2. Exterior: In terms of design, the New Bora showcases a blend of the latest German Volkswagen design style and traditional Chinese cultural elements such as the 'Lion Dance,' creating a fusion of Eastern and Western inspirations. Additionally, the raised waistline, classic window design, and sharply defined square LED taillights give the New Bora a fashionable yet dynamic and visually appealing look.
The other day, I helped my neighbor adjust the lock sound on his new Bora and found that it depends on the infotainment system. For the touchscreen version, go to the 'Settings' on the homepage, enter the 'Vehicle' menu, and scroll down to find the 'Door & Window Controls' option. After opening it, you'll see a small toggle for 'Lock Confirmation Sound'—just turn it on. It's worth noting that some higher-end models even allow you to choose the sound effect, like a beep or a chirp. If pressing the lock button on the key fob three times doesn't work, you might need to wait 30 seconds for the system to reset. Honestly, this feature is quite handy, especially when trying to locate your car in a parking garage—just listen for the sound to confirm it's locked.
