I genuinely think the audible speed limit warning does more harm than good. Most people will do something along the lines of your video here and reduce the sounds for ALL warnings. But now we might might miss a legitimate more important warning. Because of how frequently the speed limit warning goes off, it conditions people to just ignore the beeps. So it might beep, and you just ignore it, but really, it was a blind spot warning.
On the new Tucson Facelift I managed to find how to mute the speed limit warning. Just hold the "Mute" button on the steering wheel for 3 seconds and the Speed Limit goes to "information only" I guess all the cars with CcnC should be that way. The "trick" you are showing is also valid, but I guess that will mute also many other notifications/alerts and that might be an unwanted effect.
Hi Brian, change of topic, Ive just had my facelift i20 in Lucid lime and black roof after waiting 5 months, really chuffed with it, but I cant remember how to turn the phone volume up help please 👍
@@doolanbrian Its 10 inch screen Brian, I had the i20 nline before I remeber adjusting the volume on that car but for the life of me cant remeber now, thanks for getting back to me
@@ronair5 okay can you make a call to somebody in the next couple of hours ? from recollection you make the adjustments to the volume but only while the call is going, you make the adjustment using the normal volume knob that you use for the radio. however it must be done while you are on the call does that make sense?
I genuinely think the audible speed limit warning does more harm than good. Most people will do something along the lines of your video here and reduce the sounds for ALL warnings. But now we might might miss a legitimate more important warning. Because of how frequently the speed limit warning goes off, it conditions people to just ignore the beeps. So it might beep, and you just ignore it, but really, it was a blind spot warning.
Does this reduce the volume of the pedestrian warning sound as well?
📢 ur the main man
@@seanhayes4693 😁
On the new Tucson Facelift I managed to find how to mute the speed limit warning. Just hold the "Mute" button on the steering wheel for 3 seconds and the Speed Limit goes to "information only"
I guess all the cars with CcnC should be that way.
The "trick" you are showing is also valid, but I guess that will mute also many other notifications/alerts and that might be an unwanted effect.
@@grasho great info .. I must try this 🙂👍
Someone on Hyundai kona owners UK found a great fix, you find the speaker and disconnect it, you also lose the turn signal beep
@@mickdaly6537 🤣🤣 that’s one way of doing it
Hi Brian, change of topic, Ive just had my facelift i20 in Lucid lime and black roof after waiting 5 months, really chuffed with it, but I cant remember how to turn the phone volume up help please 👍
@@ronair5 awesome colour that! Okay, does your radio come with in built navigation , in other words is it a 10 inch screen or the 8 inch screen?
@@doolanbrian Its 10 inch screen Brian, I had the i20 nline before I remeber adjusting the volume on that car but for the life of me cant remeber now, thanks for getting back to me
@@ronair5 okay let me ask you this, do you use android auto or Apple CarPlay when using the phone?
@@doolanbrian No I don't use any of those Brian
@@ronair5 okay can you make a call to somebody in the next couple of hours ? from recollection you make the adjustments to the volume but only while the call is going, you make the adjustment using the normal volume knob that you use for the radio. however it must be done while you are on the call does that make sense?