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One thing to keep in mind is that you may not be able to modify the car stereo in the vehicle with this technology.(without some other help) My Jeep has this t
by S_A_P 6y ago
One thing to keep in mind is that you may not be able to modify the car stereo in the vehicle with this technology.(without some other help)
My Jeep has this technology, and I added a more powerful subwoofer which resulted in a random intervals of 50-60hz coming out of the sub to cancel out the engine noise. It drove me nuts until I found a PAC audio interface that would give me a clean signal and bypassed the ANR.
- vosper 6y agoWhat's your opinion of the ANR system in your Jeep? Was it effective?
- S_A_P 6y agoI think the main intent was to reduce the volume of the cylinder deactivation cycle(it does drone a bit in 4 cyl mode) but it rarely activates that mode unless I put it in "Eco mode". I would use that if it didnt also remap the throttle response to be so lazy. It adds what feels a few seconds latency to the pedal response. I can say without a doubt that having bypassed it completely has had little to no audible effect. My Jeep came from the factory with a loud exhaust(is a Grand Cherokee SRT- so no off road intent in this vehicle) and I kind of like the way it sounds(though it isnt really that loud tbh)
- bfieidhbrjr 6y ago> it does drone a bit in 4 cyl mode sounds like a 4-banger subaru outback...?
- transistor-man 6y agoInteresting! Just curious, what model jeep has this as an option? Would be interesting to see how retrofit-able this is into older, very noisy Jeeps.
- S_A_P 6y agoIve a Grand Cherokee SRT- I suspect it would likely be a hard problem, and may require a somewhat sizable car audio system (If you were referring to something like a CJ-7 or the like)
- vernie 6y agoThe integrated audio, infotainment and ADS systems on more recent cars can make it quite difficult to install aftermarket stereo components unless you're willing to give up features such as rear/side cameras, in-cabin noise reduction, etc.
- S_A_P 6y agoWell the adapter I bought is a MITM attack on the CAN BUS and extracts the un altered audio signal from the head unit. It does the following: 1) Ignores ADS 2) does not apply the vehicle equalization that sounds 'good' to the average listener. 3) provides 5v line level output for front rear and subwoofer outputs. 4) retains all safety functionality (front collision detection beep, blind spot detection, and backup sensors if you want to see more its made by PAC audio https://pac-audio.com/ https://pac-audio.com/
- S_A_P 6y agoJust went back to their site, and looks like they sell a bypass kit for ANR, so maybe Im not the only person that wasnt a fan... https://catalog.pac-audio.com/catalog/amplifier-integration-harness/anc-ch01 https://catalog.pac-audio.com/catalog/amplifier-integration-...