E34 ice warning bong - how to stop?

E34 ice warning bong - how to stop?

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skeggysteve

Original Poster:

5,724 posts

218 months

Tuesday 6th January 2009
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I'm asking for a friend who has recently brought an E34 525 and due to global warming wink the low temperature warning sound is going off all the time.

Is there any way to stop it, some sort of button press thing or do you just have to live with it?

Or where is the bong noise coming from so I/he can cut the wires!

Thanks in advance.

phelix

4,441 posts

250 months

Tuesday 6th January 2009
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It should generally only come on once per drive - how hard is that to live with?

VerySideways

10,240 posts

273 months

Tuesday 6th January 2009
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phelix said:
It should generally only come on once per drive - how hard is that to live with?
Unless the temperature goes above 3.0 degrees and then falls again...

phelix

4,441 posts

250 months

Tuesday 6th January 2009
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I did say generally! Hi Pete, how's things?

skeggysteve

Original Poster:

5,724 posts

218 months

Tuesday 6th January 2009
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Thanks for the quick replies.

I don't know if it comes on once or bongs all the time.
Like I said I'm asking for a friend.

I'll pass on all usefully information. thumbup

VerySideways

10,240 posts

273 months

Tuesday 6th January 2009
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Mr Klauser, very good thanks, and yourself? wavey

magoo001

4 posts

184 months

Wednesday 7th January 2009
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I agree with starter of this thread. Listening to the ice warning get old after a while. I don't mind the snowflake icon but the dong is annoying. Driving around in the afternoon around hills you can easily come in and out of 3 degrees several times. The fact that the dong refers to all warnings (including flat tire) it always makes me jump.

Hammerhead

2,701 posts

255 months

Wednesday 7th January 2009
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The 'bonger' is located under the lower RHS of the steering wheel behind the covering trim. It's unplugable so no need to cut any wires.


Huff

3,170 posts

192 months

Wednesday 7th January 2009
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Remove the trim panel above the pedals that covers lower part of steering wheel shaft - just a couple of philips screws. The sounder is mounted on the back, just unclip the two block connectors. 5mins, done.

This kills all the warning bongs though, so might not be a good idea if you're prone to walking away with the lights still on..!

Huff

3,170 posts

192 months

Wednesday 7th January 2009
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(doh - nice cross-post with HH - owbeon, young'un?)

Hammerhead

2,701 posts

255 months

Wednesday 7th January 2009
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Huff said:
(doh - nice cross-post with HH - owbeon, young'un?)
A little bunged up but ok smile YHM