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I want to permanatly turn off the annoying back up warning alarm
Is there a way to do it?
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From the manual:
Note:The system turns on every time you switch the ignition on. To permanently switch the system off, contact an authorized dealer.
 

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It gives 2 options didable with forescan or unplug the wire. I will try the wire first. Does any know the color wire and location?
The way I read it sounds like you'd have to do 2 things. First, locate the wire coming from the sensor in the rear bumper and disconnect (or cut) it. Then you'll still get a warning each time you start the car. Forscan lets you turn off the warning. I would try Forscan first and see if that does the whole thing.
 
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The way I read it sounds like you'd have to do 2 things. First, locate the wire coming from the sensor in the rear bumper and disconnect (or cut) it. Then you'll still get a warning each time you start the car. Forscan lets you turn off the warning. I would try Forscan first and see if that does the whole thing.
The alarm will stop with just the wire cut or unplug that is mostly what I want. The location and color of the wire is needed.
 

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The alarm will stop with just the wire cut or unplug that is mostly what I want. The location and color of the wire is needed.
This is from a thread on how to add the sensors.
OEM wire colorFunctionPin # at the rear bumper connector (C405)Pin # at sensorColor
I used at sensor
Pin # at the BCM connector (C2280D)
Yellow with orange striperight outer signal112Brown7
Yellow with gray striperight inner signal102Purple8
Green witth white strpe- VDC63Green27
White with orange stripeleft inner signal52White24
Yellow with green stripeleft outer signal42Yellow23
Blue with white stripe+ VDC31Blue26

This stuff is beyond my pay grade, so at this point I'll just wish you luck. :handshake:
 
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The whole thing is a BUS system connected directly to the control unit in the front of the dashboard.
Cutting something can give you some nice gismos.
Simply code it out with ForScan...

What is your actual problem?
The beeping only occurs when an obstacle is detected.
If you have a continuous beep or something similar, this is not normal.
It should also be possible to change the volume.
 

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The whole thing is a BUS system connected directly to the control unit in the front of the dashboard.
Cutting something can give you some nice gismos.
Simply code it out with ForScan...

What is your actual problem?
The beeping only occurs when an obstacle is detected.
If you have a continuous beep or something similar, this is not normal.
It should also be possible to change the volume.
I put a walker carrier on my car. It beeps every time I reverse.
 

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I would pull the pin for GND (GNWH) as a test, probably at the BCM (passenger footwell).
If the system then shuts down without an error message, put a switch in the line wired to the center console, so that you can switch it on and off as required.
(C405 is behind the rear bumper and for other things too, it is much more effort to reach.)


If that doesn't work, then just use ForScan.

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Thank you for your effort on this..
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