You would think , but no. If you are breaking the law they would get a warrant and verify that you are in violation of the law...so........ You don't have all authority over your property.
Well, no, that's not true. If you violate the law, such as murdering your spouse, even on your private property you are subject to the legal consequences. Well, maybe a better example is not following building codes (and getting permits) when you modify your house. You are then responsible for any harm that comes to those that could be injured by your modifications.
Yeah, we have a white noise machine that works well. Uses much less power than our 1200W vacuum too! For some reason though, the MME beeps just cut through it for the little guy.
The pedestrian speaker? That is located under the frunk. You have to lift the car (I drove up on ramps) and take the under carriage cover off to get to it. It isn't hard at all. Search the forum for backup beeper deleter which provides all you need to know to get to the speaker. If you can't find it, let me know and I will look it up.
Bring it!
Borla fake exhaust is very bad in all situations.
Looks great @mkhuffman, better watch out because the honorary junior NHTSA web enforcement patrol might report you to the highest authorities of NHTSA!
You're probably including me here. For the record, I don't claim any authority and I'm not out to get anyone. Some have made up their minds and won't budge. For anyone mulling this over, a reality check is worthwhile.
better watch out because the honorary junior NHTSA web enforcement patrol might report you to the highest authorities of NHTSA!
I am anti-noise pollution. The quiet sounds of nature is all I want to hear.You're probably including me here. For the record, I don't claim any authority and I'm not out to get anyone. Some have made up their minds and won't budge. For anyone mulling this over, a reality check is worthwhile.
We've seen this before. Online forums tend to inspire all kinds of effort that often only matter to our counterparts in said forums.
When you look at a larger context though, what is the risk/reward for this out in the real world? I suspect the slow rolling whir and 18 seconds of beeping cause more anxiety for some drivers than either scorn or annoyance from any number of onlookers.
If one tampers with the noise maker and something happens, there's a possibility that one escapes legal and civil consequences. They'd never have to openly admit it in public--in fact they'd probably be advised by counsel to refrain from doing so. What remains is between them and their conscience.
Like I said before, go in with eyes open.
Got to agree here. Donāt get why all this work to quiet the backup sound, while admitting that you turn it up at the dealer out of safety concerns.
I think any modification to the system would open up to liability if something bad happened, I wouldn't mess around with it at all.
