The turn signal is too loud
#1
I rented a 2005 Mineral Gray v6 with the sport apperance package from budget rental car last week. I love this car so much, I don't want to give it back next tuesday
Does anyone else think that the turn signal is too loud?
Does anyone else think that the turn signal is too loud?
#5
Originally posted by z28power@December 4, 2004, 10:56 PM
I rented a 2005 Mineral Gray v6 with the sport apperance package from budget rental car last week. I love this car so much, I don't want to give it back next tuesday
Does anyone else think that the turn signal is too loud?
I rented a 2005 Mineral Gray v6 with the sport apperance package from budget rental car last week. I love this car so much, I don't want to give it back next tuesday
Does anyone else think that the turn signal is too loud?
#6
Originally posted by z28power@December 4, 2004, 10:56 PM
I rented a 2005 Mineral Gray v6 with the sport apperance package from budget rental car last week.
I rented a 2005 Mineral Gray v6 with the sport apperance package from budget rental car last week.
http://www.budget.com/cars/domestic/index.html
#10
I don't know if the car you rented had the IUP, but the sound in mine with the IUP is actually an electronic simulation of the mechanical turn signal flasher. If you change the display on the message center while the turn signal is off, it gives a "beep" every time you hit the Info button. With the turn signal on, there's no "beep." Also, if you leave the turn signal on for more than half a mile, the "tick-tock" sound is replaced with a fast beeping sound and a message display says you've left it on too long.
#15
I guess if you were in a realllllly tall parking garage, it might become annoying!
What annoys me is the way pedestrians cause scratches on the bumper when you hit them. Those darn belt buckles and purse clasps!
What annoys me is the way pedestrians cause scratches on the bumper when you hit them. Those darn belt buckles and purse clasps!
#17
Ford had sound engineers working on this Mustang from day one......and they wanted to capture the retro sounds as well as the retro styling (doors closing, turn signals, exhaust note, etc.). I grew up in the Muscle Car era, and so I recognize alot of these retro cues.......and they're all A-OK with me.
#18
Originally posted by Giddyup@December 5, 2004, 12:42 PM
Ford had sound engineers working on this Mustang from day one......and they wanted to capture the retro sounds as well as the retro styling (doors closing, turn signals, exhaust note, etc.). I grew up in the Muscle Car era, and so I recognize alot of these retro cues.......and they're all A-OK with me.
Ford had sound engineers working on this Mustang from day one......and they wanted to capture the retro sounds as well as the retro styling (doors closing, turn signals, exhaust note, etc.). I grew up in the Muscle Car era, and so I recognize alot of these retro cues.......and they're all A-OK with me.
#19
the smallest things seem to be peoples concerns....AND YES GUYS HAHA listen remember the thread about the whining sound?? well i think its the cold weather cuz i drove my excursion last night and it was whining. i didnt warm it up or nothing either
#20
Originally posted by Divon@December 4, 2004, 11:05 PM
I think it sounds cute
(and at least you'll know its on if you forget)
I think it sounds cute
(and at least you'll know its on if you forget)
my car is a gt, maybe v6 and gt have diff signal volumes?