Making the horn "beep" stop when locking
JK Enthusiast
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From: USA
JK Newbie
Joined: Dec 2007
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From: RI
Hey, a big shout out for the "search" function. That damn beep was driving me crazy.
I did a search on this thinking that it might be done with the key fob and there it was. First post had the answer.
Thank you!
I did a search on this thinking that it might be done with the key fob and there it was. First post had the answer.
Thank you!
JK Freak
Joined: Sep 2008
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From: Saginaw, MI
[QUOTE=Manu17e;211754][QUOTE=gold knight;183210]
I had trouble at first with mine standing outside the vehicle. I sat in the drivers seat and it worked right away.
With the Jeep locked already, hold down the lock button for about 5 seconds, then hold down the panic button with the lock button for a second, then release them both simultaneously.
I tryed this few times on my 2008 JK Sahara witout success
I succeed to stop the light flashing but not the horn.
Is there a specific time to hold down the panic button?
I Really want to remove this horn while locking the doors
I tryed this few times on my 2008 JK Sahara witout success
I succeed to stop the light flashing but not the horn.
Is there a specific time to hold down the panic button?
I Really want to remove this horn while locking the doors
JK Freak
Joined: Sep 2008
Posts: 715
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From: Saginaw, MI
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From: Sol 3
The users manual describes how to do this as well. I have disabled the horn when I lock the vehicle with the key fob as well as enabling the unlocking of all doors with a single press of the unlock button on the key and unlock all doors when one of the front doors are opened after putting the jeep into park. It circumvents some of the perceived safety items for locking and unlocking just the driver door. It is fairly safe around here and my wife doesn't usually drive the jeep so I have it set the way I want.