Hi All. How do you turn DOWN the Blind Spot Warning sound on a 2020 Murano? It’s extremely loud and obnoxious. Enough so, that I wish I had not bought this vehicle. I love Nissans... this is my 6th one, 3rd Murano. But geez... it beeps (no blares) way too loud! My family never wants me to drive because it’s soooo loud. Help please!
Turn down volume on blind spot warning - 2020 Murano
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My experience with my '19 is just the opposite, the blind spot warning and the initial forward collision warning are barely audible over music that being played it a reasonable level, there's barely a peep of a sound... I wish there was an setting to choose the volume of these alerts to satisfy us both... I would also like to be able to choose the brightness of the blind spot warnings lights, they too are a bit too dim for my taste.
The Blind Spot Warning chime will only sound if you activate your turn signal while someone is in that blind spot. The theory is that the chime will very seldom activate since turning into a lane with someone already there is not a common occurrence.
Note: this statement is true for the 2019 model year; I haven't checked if the 2020 is different.
Hope this helps...
Note: this statement is true for the 2019 model year; I haven't checked if the 2020 is different.
Hope this helps...
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The volume on my 2015 SL AWD MO is just right and I am very glad I have it!
Same for my 2020. The light will illuminate with no sound when a vehicle is detected in the blind spot. The only time there is an audible alert is when the turn signal is activated. Great option. But it can also be turned off.
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Those are sonar based parking sensors. You can turn them off or adjust the volume and range, etc. in the settings. Your current settings for volume and range can be adjusted. I've never had someone so close they would trigger my rear parking sensor, so maybe adjust the range and volume, or turn them off if you don't find them useful.
From my '19 owner's manual:
The is also moving object detection (MOD,) it utilizes the cameras to detect movement when backing up.
MuranoSL2003 has provided a great answer to the problem. Here is a additional trick that is not well documented. (Or perhaps everyone else knew about this except me?)
I leave my parking aids volume fairly high, since in my everyday driving I usually don't get close to anything or anyone. So, if I do, I want to hear about it.
On the other hand, I back into my garage after every time out and the beeping is annoying at that time. The trick? I found that hitting button #2 on the steering wheel controls cancels the beeping. It automatically resumes next start-up or gear change.
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I leave my parking aids volume fairly high, since in my everyday driving I usually don't get close to anything or anyone. So, if I do, I want to hear about it.
On the other hand, I back into my garage after every time out and the beeping is annoying at that time. The trick? I found that hitting button #2 on the steering wheel controls cancels the beeping. It automatically resumes next start-up or gear change.
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Nice find! It's nice to know that I can more easily disable temporarily it to avoid startling passengers.
I actually like the cacophony of sonar sounds when entering and leaving my cluttered garage. I feel like a Bat sensing sensing in the dark, I'm getting tuned into the beeping to know just how close I am to an object.
I actually like the cacophony of sonar sounds when entering and leaving my cluttered garage. I feel like a Bat sensing sensing in the dark, I'm getting tuned into the beeping to know just how close I am to an object.
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