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How do I disable the noisemaker in my Tesla Model 3
- Thread starter Vern Iverson
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Still surprised Tesla hasn't created a soundboard with different sounds the car can generate when driving. Jetsons, etc
I want my car to be bale to make some loud whine when driving. That'd sound badass when accelerating. And then you can turn it off if you dont want it
I want my car to be bale to make some loud whine when driving. That'd sound badass when accelerating. And then you can turn it off if you dont want it
How do I increase my liability insurance to $2m+ should be the follow up question. You disabling the factory safety feature is the DREAM case for every personal injury attorney...
While yes, he makes good money on that, I’m guessing there’s a huge difference between playing a tiny clip on a YouTube video that could fall under fair use and selling a product with others intellectual property on it.
GPinzone
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I tried it and it didn't work. They underlay the default noise on whatever track you play. So if you play a silent MP3, the default sound comes through. They evidently thought of people trying this to defeat the external sound.
Someone needs to make a track with inverted phase sound waves to cancel out the sound, like in active noise control.
Active noise control - Wikipedia.
Unplugging the speaker is 1,000x easier.Someone needs to make a track with inverted phase sound waves to cancel out the sound, like in active noise control.
Active noise control - Wikipedia.
MarsOrBust
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MarsOrBust
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Crap, missed that, maybe we can add mosquito noise.
Most won't hear that, or you can select the age group you want to hear it.
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Most won't hear that, or you can select the age group you want to hear it.
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DopeGhoti
Active Member
I noticed when testing this that I was unable to play music inside the car when playing a custom driving sound _outside_ the car - music was muted and replaced with (in my case) Coconuts. Has anyone else seen this behavior?
A long time has passed, but two points have still not been discussed here.
Has anybody looked into these details?
- Making the modification deniable, i.e. it should look as if the contact was not properly installed when the car was manufactured or as if it broke or worked itself loose during normal use.
- Making the modification such that it can very quickly and easily be reversed.
Has anybody looked into these details?
rpiotro
Active Member
A federally mandates safety feature no less. A recipe for trouble. I'd question if the insurance would even cover you if you did that. Depending on the circumstances of course.
SomeJoe7777
Marginally-Known Member
I view such a modification as very similar to too-dark window tint. The danger comes when an accident occurs and someone figures out that the car was modified. You're definitely in a much bigger pickle.
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