turning off horn when arming the alarm
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Originally Posted by max2k1
Unfortunately, this also disables the "chirp" from the iKey door button (which I like)
its not seriously called an iKey is it?!?! What is it an Apple product?!?! I seriously do NOT want to have to sell my car...
Last edited by hokiesean24; 05-08-2007 at 04:17 PM.
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Originally Posted by hokiesean24
its not seriously called an iKey is it?!?! What is it an Apple product?!?! I seriously do NOT want to have to sell my car...
Its a Siemen's product btw (in case you don't like that company either )
#18
Originally Posted by SPEEED
I like the chirp but hate the horn. I can't understand for the life of me why Infiniti/Nissan would put a cool chirp on the door handle but leave the horrendous "it sounds like a domestic car" horn sound for the fob...
+1 thats why I had my horn changed to hella..sounds way better than stock horn
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I am reviving this thread 4.5 years later! I know I have to push both lock and unlock on remote i-key fob to change modes from chirping/honking to not chirping/honking. But here's the rub, I have used chirp mode by pressing request switches on door handles for years now. Suddenly, no chirping. I thought somehow my mode got changed. I pressed both lock and unlock on remote simultaneously for way more than 2 seconds as required in owners manual and no change. I tried with other remote and same thing: no change state. How do I change from silent mode back to honk/chirp mode? Somethings screwed up with my car I think. All Nissans and infinitis change chirp/honk mode by pressing both lock unlock key fob buttons simultaneously, but mine seems to be stuck in no chirp/honk mode for some reason. Thanks.
#21
I'll revive this thread again! I fixed this problem a while ago. Not sure what happened. Using computer at dealer, once connected to vehicle, there are even more options that you can pick from for setting chirps and honks when locking and unlocking. I found honk annoying , too noisy. Lights flashing is good enough indication for me.
When pressing lock and unlock buttons on remote you are limited to two choices only: either honk when lock using key fob and chirp when use request switch OR No honk, no chirp. With dealer computer you can actually pick and choose what you want more specifically. Now when I lock car with remote it's set up to flash lights but not honk when locking with key fob but still chirp if I use request switch. There is probably a whole host of things you can configure with their PC...
I had them disable low battery warning that appears on IP center display for key fob too. That warning has been on for at least 3 years now and I am still using the OEM battery from March 2008 LOL!!! I figure the day it stops working I'll know and will put a new battery in (that I have been carrying around for 3 years just in case!). Really, why throw a battery out that still works? I think low battery warning is set to go off way too early.
When pressing lock and unlock buttons on remote you are limited to two choices only: either honk when lock using key fob and chirp when use request switch OR No honk, no chirp. With dealer computer you can actually pick and choose what you want more specifically. Now when I lock car with remote it's set up to flash lights but not honk when locking with key fob but still chirp if I use request switch. There is probably a whole host of things you can configure with their PC...
I had them disable low battery warning that appears on IP center display for key fob too. That warning has been on for at least 3 years now and I am still using the OEM battery from March 2008 LOL!!! I figure the day it stops working I'll know and will put a new battery in (that I have been carrying around for 3 years just in case!). Really, why throw a battery out that still works? I think low battery warning is set to go off way too early.
Last edited by Roadtrip; 08-09-2012 at 06:20 PM. Reason: I can't spell!
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