No turn signal galloping sound?

[rugedraw]

The only thing I can find in regards to this is in the DSP. Mustangs equipped with the 6-speaker system do not have a DSP, so this can only be changed on the 9 and 12 speaker systems.

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[Quarktasche]

The only thing I can find in regards to this is in the DSP. Mustangs equipped with the 6-speaker system do not have a DSP, so this can only be changed on the 9 and 12 speaker systems.

interesting. I will test it. could it be so easy?

 

[rugedraw]

interesting. I will test it. could it be so easy?

It can be, but there's only one way to find out.

I also saw this in the BCM. Not sure what this does, but seems like something easy enough to try.

 

[Quarktasche]

The only thing I can find in regards to this is in the DSP. Mustangs equipped with the 6-speaker system do not have a DSP, so this can only be changed on the 9 and 12 speaker systems.

so I tried this. the value was already on 0, so I changed it to 4. and it didnt change anything so changed it back.

 

[d4rkg04t]

If your turn signal makes a galoping sound, then one of your lights are broken.

The only galoping sound on the Mustang is the sound when you turn on the car, which some people have and some don't have.

It is still a mystery why this galop sound is changed to the old Ford sound for many people including me.

But again. If your turn signal makes an inconsisten sound, then it'a a broken light.

My '20 GT literally spoke to me when I turned it on the first couple times after buying it, then never again. It was telling me stupid stuff like to remember to wear my seat belt, but it talked! Must have been some sort of in-transit/demo mode or something?

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