Why does the car beep intermittently?

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VanMaddox
07/29/25 8:28pm
The reasons why the car beeps intermittently are as follows: 1. Seat belts not fastened properly: If the seat belts for the driver and front passenger are not properly fastened, a beeping warning sound will occur. 2. Handbrake not fully released: A beeping sound will be heard while the car is in motion. 3. Multimedia function not turned off. 4. Overheating coolant: When the coolant temperature is too high, it will trigger a beeping sound and the coolant warning light will illuminate. 5. Insufficient tire pressure: Electronic components monitor the tires, and if there is a leak or insufficient tire pressure, the information will be sent to the alarm system. 6. Low engine oil level: Insufficient engine oil will affect the operation between car components, prompting the alarm system to alert.
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