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INTRODUCING MYSELF,
hi guys I am new to the Mercedes world as I come from many years in BMW X6 the last one where, thanks to Bimmercode, I coded everything more. Now I would like to know in Mercedes how do I remove the sound of the belts, the sound of the traffic signs, and how can I modify the sound of my AMG 53 which I am not thrilled with.
Thank you all
MassiGr
INTRODUCING MYSELF,
hi guys I am new to the Mercedes world as I come from many years in BMW X6 the last one where, thanks to Bimmercode, I coded everything more. Now I would like to know in Mercedes how do I remove the sound of the belts, the sound of the traffic signs, and how can I modify the sound of my AMG 53 which I am not thrilled with.
Thank you all
MassiGr
Welcome, you need to contact Peter to do coding like that. MB doesn't have anything remotely close to bimmercode.
There is a lot of customization once you dig deeper into the MB menus.
I think all the sounds you talked about can be muted or modified, except the seat belt.
The exhaust sound modification must be original equipment, though.
There is a searchable Owner's Manual on your screen. It has links to associated topics, and links to the operations needed.
Yes the seat belt chime can be disabled with coding. Elebest, RJ Automotive and BenzNinja are all reliable coders on here.
And maybe one of them can code your flaps closed so there's no exhaust noise.
Hi Peter, forgive me but I don't speak English well. How can we proceed to fix some things on my MB? Via OBD2 or do we need anything else?? update me on prices thanks
Hi Peter, forgive me but I don't speak English well. How can we proceed to fix some things on my MB? Via OBD2 or do we need anything else?? update me on prices thanks
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