Did anybody find a way to disable the fake engine noise pumped trough the speakers system ?
Disabling fake engine sound trough speakers ?
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Volume knob like when using Bluetooth?
Nope. Because the engine sound is still pumped trough the speakers
And can’t turn sound down as l like to listen to my music
I heard that there is a fusible that you can remove
And can’t turn sound down as l like to listen to my music
I heard that there is a fusible that you can remove
This what I am trying to convey
“Based on the provided search results, the engine noise enhancer/amplifier system in modern Dodge vehicles (specifically RAM trucks and Chargers) is often controlled by a specific fuse in the main power distribution center (fuse box).”
Any idea about which fuse it might be ?
“Based on the provided search results, the engine noise enhancer/amplifier system in modern Dodge vehicles (specifically RAM trucks and Chargers) is often controlled by a specific fuse in the main power distribution center (fuse box).”
Any idea about which fuse it might be ?
AI says there is through APP SETTINGS, DRIVE THEME, ...... Anything close to this?
I read on Motor Trend or somewhere that there was no control over the engine sound except choosing one of the drive modes. "Auto" is the quietest and "sport" is louder. I am not sure if that is just the valves in the active exhaust or if it impacts the sound through the speakers. The article I read did say that Dodge might offer an "over the air" update to give the operator more direct control.
We need someone with a car to dig deep.
Nope
F43 or F49, in the trunk fuse box, say "Amplifier - Sound Generator". Maybe try those?
Woooo... didn't know this. Hope it can be disabled... this can be embarrassing.
I am a bit confused about the active noise cancelation. It is listed as standard on plus trims. However, in looking at the audio upgrade, it implies that it is only a part of that sound system.
Another question is if you can eliminate the engine sound through the speakers, does it also kill the active noise cancelation?
Another question is if you can eliminate the engine sound through the speakers, does it also kill the active noise cancelation?
