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It would be nice if that damn ding dong thing could be disabled. Hope someone chimes in with an easy solution (o:

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It would be nice if that damn ding dong thing could be disabled. Hope someone chimes in with an easy solution (o:

 

I don't know if it can be disabled completely but there is a PI to reduce the volume. The Techs can go into the program with their laptop and lower the setting. They did it to my 2015 about a year ago and it helped a lot (but I may go back and ask them to lower it some more).

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Don't get me wrong I'm not doubting you sk. But what a bunch of bullshit, need a tech with a lap top to turn the volume down?!? LOL. It's a stink'n chime for khrist sake. A tech or vehicle owner should be able to just unplug the stupid thing.

 

Think I might keep my eyes peeled for a pre computer truck and do a restore on it. Screw all this silliness.

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Don't get me wrong I'm not doubting you sk. But what a bunch of bullshit, need a tech with a lap top to turn the volume down?!? LOL. It's a stink'n chime for khrist sake. A tech or vehicle owner should be able to just unplug the stupid thing.

 

Think I might keep my eyes peeled for a pre computer truck and do a restore on it. Screw all this silliness.

 

No offense taken. I'm not disagreeing with you - I think it's stupid too. There is a setting in the DIC for chime volume but even with it turned the whole way down it doesn't mute the seatbelt chime. I argued about this with GM which is how I know there is no way to disable it completely!

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No offense taken. I'm not disagreeing with you - I think it's stupid too. There is a setting in the DIC for chime volume but even with it turned the whole way down it doesn't mute the seatbelt chime. I argued about this with GM which is how I know there is no way to disable it completely!

 

Hell I don't care about the seat belt chime. John law got my mind right on the seat belt thing and I've learned to protect myself against myself. But sometimes if the truck is in the garage I'd like to leave the drivers door open and listen to the radio. Back in the day you could just jam the little black button on the door jam and interior lights and any chimes/bells/whatever were off. Ahhhh... the good old days LOL.

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Hell I don't care about the seat belt chime. John law got my mind right on the seat belt thing and I've learned to protect myself against myself. But sometimes if the truck is in the garage I'd like to leave the drivers door open and listen to the radio. Back in the day you could just jam the little black button on the door jam and interior lights and any chimes/bells/whatever were off. Ahhhh... the good old days LOL.

 

No kidding.

 

Best bet might be to get something like these (if you search ebay and Amazon there are tons of other ones too):

https://www.amazon.com/2-Pack-Mini-Seat-Belt-Extender/dp/B008R95GA0/ref=sr_1_5?s=automotive&ie=UTF8&qid=1475781054&sr=1-5&keywords=seat+belt+extender

https://www.amazon.com/SAFETY-CERTIFIED-Seat-Belt-Extender/dp/B005O0N9QI/ref=sr_1_7?s=automotive&ie=UTF8&qid=1475781054&sr=1-7&keywords=seat+belt+extender

https://www.amazon.com/CHIMEX-SEAT-BELT-ADAPTER-DEFEAT/dp/B01M05XP30/ref=sr_1_sc_2?ie=UTF8&qid=1475781085&sr=8-2-spell&keywords=seat+belt+chine

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Hell I don't care about the seat belt chime. John law got my mind right on the seat belt thing and I've learned to protect myself against myself. But sometimes if the truck is in the garage I'd like to leave the drivers door open and listen to the radio. Back in the day you could just jam the little black button on the door jam and interior lights and any chimes/bells/whatever were off. Ahhhh... the good old days LOL.

You do know that you don't have to have the key in the switch or the truck to be on at all to play the radio. Just push the power button on the radio it will play till you turn it off. Doors opened or closed. I do t all the time when cleaning my truck. Even works with Bluetooth to play songs from your phone.

 

As far as just unplugging the chime. It's played through the radio speakers now so if you unplug that you get no radio out of that speaker.

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You do know that you don't have to have the key in the switch or the truck to be on at all to play the radio. Just push the power button on the radio it will play till you turn it off. Doors opened or closed. I do t all the time when cleaning my truck. Even works with Bluetooth to play songs from your phone.

 

As far as just unplugging the chime. It's played through the radio speakers now so if you unplug that you get no radio out of that speaker.

 

Just went out to Mr. Truck and tried the radio with no key, and you are correct!! Damn I feel stupid LOL

 

Thanks (o:

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Just went out to Mr. Truck and tried the radio with no key, and you are correct!! Damn I feel stupid LOL

 

Thanks (o:

 

Your welcome. No need to say that though as I'm sure there are some tricks still that I'm not aware of. I bet you are not the only one that didn't know what I posted either.

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You do know that you don't have to have the key in the switch or the truck to be on at all to play the radio. Just push the power button on the radio it will play till you turn it off. Doors opened or closed. I do t all the time when cleaning my truck. Even works with Bluetooth to play songs from your phone.

 

As far as just unplugging the chime. It's played through the radio speakers now so if you unplug that you get no radio out of that speaker.

Uh, well, actually.........no. I didn't know that. :uhoh::shakehead:

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Uh, well, actually.........no. I didn't know that. :uhoh::shakehead:

 

 

You can easily remove the door chime in the dash under the screen there is a chime box.. Unplug it and you will have no chime ??

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Had my truck at the dealer today, they confirmed they could not adjust the chime volume on my UQ3 2016. They did however, re-calibrate my radio.

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