Mazzy wrote: ↑Thu Jul 05, 2018 3:24 pm
...Can anyone tell me how to tone down the bleeps on the front parking sensors, not off completely, as they are very loud.
There are four volume settings for the rear sensors, off, low, medium and high. The default setting is medium. Changing the volume the official way is something probably best done in the workshop by a Mazda dealer as it requires some jumper wires and removal of several bits of the interior trim. The unofficial way would be to stick some foam tape over the beeper to muffle the sound. See this topic: viewtopic.php?f=8&t=283
If you've had front sensors fitted, then the likelihood is that you'll need to look under the dashboard and find the beeper for them and do the same unofficial modification as above.
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National past time here in Bermuda is tail gating I think that has got to do with something like their insecurity.
I am going to call this comment a fact .
Will reserve my opinion on tailgating and as you say position , May i say " Personal Space " for another part of the forum, were peple get chance to expess their oppinions.
