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2007 Santa Fe - disabling the chime - 1/6/2007 11:10:08 AM

thb@rogers.com

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Great vehicle, love it, but .... my '07 Santa Fe keeps chiming at me.

I know that on other vehicles, a quick google search reveals how one can program the car computer, by flicking the high beams x times, applying the brakes, etc. There must be a way to do same on the Hyundai's.

I'd like to disable the seat belt chime (I do wear my seatbelt, but not for eg when backing up into my garage). I'd also like to program the car's computer to lock the doors once the vehicle is in motion.

There must be a way. Anyone know ?

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RE: 2007 Santa Fe - disabling the chime - 4/27/2007 4:39:02 PM

SteveH

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Has anyone found out how to disable the seatbelt chime? How about a group buy on the outside mirror LED's?

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RE: 2007 Santa Fe - disabling the chime - 5/15/2007 2:40:21 AM

gatorwv

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The doors can be programmed to lock at several different speeds. This can be done at your dealer........It should be either a freebie, or at least a small charge........They should have told you this when you bought your Santa Fe.....If not, maybe you can get them to do it for free.

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RE: 2007 Santa Fe - disabling the chime - 8/24/2007 4:02:28 PM

CndRedCoat

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I got mine program at my dealer ship it takes a few minutes and my doors locks at 30 km/h. For the chime I don't know I would asked your local dealer to see if it is feasable.

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