Speed warning?

rhoover2

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Has anyone figured out how to turn off that durned beeping noise when you go over 72 MPH? Other than that I have found nothing to complain about. This car is the one Ford that I will keep when it comes time to replace the tires. And at this rate I may have to replace them sooner than I expect. It is just way to easy to get them spinning.

 

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specialvteam

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what?

You are not serious!

I have never heard of a car warning you that you are going to fast.

as if the seatbelt chime isn't bad enough

 

rhoover2

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I can't believe it either. They sell you a GOFAST car then put something like that in it. Must be our goverment at work!

 

Pyro

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There must be some way to turn it off. I know you can turn off the beltminder thingy be doing a series of turning the lights on & off and pushing the seatbelt.

Check the owners manual, or ask your dealership. For the sake of the mustang, I hope you find somehting.

 

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How about just cranking up your 500 watt stereo so you dont hear it?

 

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Enfynet

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That's unheard of. There's too many highways where the speed limit is 70mph for an "alarm" to sound over 72mph...

 

toddrGT05

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I looked in the owners manual and fond nothing on this.
Todd

 

rhoover2

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Todd,
I went through the owners manual twice thinking that I missed it, but...
Does yours have that beeping also?

 

1992 2.3LX

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specialvteam said:

You are not serious!

I have never heard of a car warning you that you are going to fast.

as if the seatbelt chime isn't bad enough

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Saab's have it. And it was set ay 55. that was annoying as hell.

 

toddrGT05

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I don't have my car yet but I downloaded the manual looking for info on the anti theft.

http://bradbarnett.net/mustangs/timeline/05/05/2005MustangOwnersManual.pdf

 

Blk01gt_

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wow, that's gay as hell.

 

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mReD

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is this in the gt and the v6?

 

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Stang2k5

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rhoover2 said:

Has anyone figured out how to turn off that durned beeping noise when you go over 72 MPH? Other than that I have found nothing to complain about. This car is the one Ford that I will keep when it comes time to replace the tires. And at this rate I may have to replace them sooner than I expect. It is just way to easy to get them spinning.

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Thats BS ... Ive been well over 80 and no chime happens unless your seatbelt is not on. Be sure to wear your seatbelt

 

Solid HoRNZ

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There is probably a fuse for that.

 

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Stang2k5

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Solid HoRNZ said:

There is probably a fuse for that.

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LOL ... you fools believe everything you read

I have a 05 GT.... That guy is full of crap. Ive been over 80 and no chime happens.

peace

 

351CJ

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If he is getting the beep when the cruise control is on, his computer is trying to tell him something.

The Lincon LS and T-Bird, which use the same PCM will beep at you when you have cruise on over 70 MPH if the mileage in the Instrument Cluster Odometer does NOT agree with the Odometer in the main PCM. This is programmed in to tell you if someone has tampered with the odometer. This could be done by swapping in a IC from a low mileage wreck.

Since the '05 Stang is a new car, if this is happening, it sounds like a manufacturing defect where the IC odometer doesn't match the PCM, so the warning beep is triggered.

 

Motorhead6T5

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Looks like big brother got there hands on these cars...read the data logging part. If that stuff can't be removed I'm not getting one of these. Do these 05's have gps tracking stuff in them? Like onstar?

 

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He must have flown through the windshield retesting his theory

 

RaiderSilverGT

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It beeps at you if you're seatbelt isn't fastened, or if your passenger's seat belt isn't fastened for that matter.