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Technically for a Tahoe but can this fearure be turned on and off through programming? My buddy just got an SSV Tahoe and it doesn't do the lights and horn when you lock it. He would like it to.

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I'm 99% sure that the horn/lights is normal operation. Either someone coded it out, or it was disabled via some back door setting (My '00 had the ability to turn off auto-lock, etc with some combinations of the key fob buttons....)

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ok the SSV is deliberately coded out due to stealth operation in police work. he is using the vehicle for personal use so he would like it to flash and honk when he locks it.

 

now today i took the DIC buttons out of my silverado and pulled the dash panel off the tahoe and was easily hooked up and running. i went through all the options and there was nothing about lights and horn at lock. so i think this is coded out in the computer.

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My 2013 Yukon Denali flashes the lights and blows the horn once when the vehicle is locked using the remote.

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My 2013 Yukon Denali flashes the lights and blows the horn once when the vehicle is locked using the remote.

that is what we are trying to get this one to do. it is turned off at the factory for specialty vehicle. we want to get it turned on. just trying to figure out if this is a dealership thing or not.

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Most likey BCM reprogramming at the dealer

 

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It should be under the Remote door lock option, there should be a selection under that option for: Off, Lights only, Horn only, Lights & Horn or No Change should be the selections with the DIC buttons.

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On 7/29/2013 at 8:00 PM, jerseydrew said:

im going to hook up my DIC buttons again and look again.

 

On 7/29/2013 at 9:02 AM, jerseydrew said:

that is what we are trying to get this one to do. it is turned off at the factory for specialty vehicle. we want to get it turned on. just trying to figure out if this is a dealership thing or not.

Did you find out how to make work ??

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