For the love of god please help me make my prosport gauge stop beeping when I start the car. Its the most repulsive sound at 6:30 in the morning or ever for that matter. Any help is appreciated. Thanks in advance.

 

 

From what I read, Prosport gauges are a "copy/replica" of Defi BF's. If they are like my BF's, the you need to set the peaks and warnings correctly.

 

yeah everytime i disconnect my battery i have to reset the warnings on the defi's. the noise drives me nuts.

 

no clue man sorry

 

jackhammer?....i'm thinking of getting the prosport boost gauge..how's accurate is it? i'll take it off your hands for ya if u want =)

 

lolz, thats funny. i could only imagine how annoying that could be.

 

My stewart warner doesnt make any noise NICE!

 

Its horrible!!


lol Im gonny either smash them with a hammer...orrrr try and rewire them and set the warnin points differently. Its weird though because they do a full sweep at start up so they may beep either way.
Ill report back!

 

dont waste your money. get a good gauge. theres a reason they are only 80 bucks. i have one now and the thing is a piece of crap. it is not accurate whatsoever. oh and someone will probably try to say its not tapped into a good vac source(they always do)....but it is

 

I believe you hold the button in while the thing is on, turn the key off, then turn it back on all while holding the button in... release it once the key is back on then the beeping will be gone.. if I remember right

 

How can i do that with three of them? It does get pretty annoying

 

do you have oil pressure?

it may be alarming due to low oil pressure at start up. check that and cahnge the setting to see if that helps.

i couldn't imagine it being that bad. maybe you are overdramatizing it a little?

 

One at a time...You don't have to do it every time!! It's to program it to turn off the beeps!

It does have to be redone if the battery is unhooked though.

 

yea you just have to hold the button down while they do their opening ceremony if i remember right