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Try finding the fuse and pulling it. It will be in the manual.
by noman-land 22d ago
Try finding the fuse and pulling it. It will be in the manual.
- glitchcrab 22d agoI would be very surprised if it was that simple - systems in modern cars are so interlinked that I would expect that pulling a fuse would cause something else to break, resulting in dash lights or broken functionality.
- morkalork 22d agoIn my car it's on the same circuit as the infotainment system which does kinda make sense but also, damn them.
- mistrial9 22d ago> it's on the same circuit as the infotainment system isn't it not-funny that the super-invasive Google profiling and ID checks are also part of "Google Play" ?
- trevithick 22d agoIt's possible to find workarounds for things like this. One example: https://www.autoharnesshouse.com/69018.html https://www.autoharnesshouse.com/69018.html
- Espressosaurus 22d agoTypically it’s tied to other components and pulling the fuse will take out other things like infotainment, speakers, etc.
- eur0pa 21d agoVery sadly, pulling the DCM fuse in a modern Toyota Yaris (EU/JP market) kills Bluetooth and front-right speaker to