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was wondering if anyone knows how to get rid of the speed alarm.. my r32 makes a ticking bell sound whenever i drive over 100-110kms/hr. is this just something with the r32's or does r33 models also come with this alarm. its so annoying especially when your in the freeway.. does anyone have any idea how to get rid of this??? was tryin to do a search for similar threads but had no luck so far..

thanks in advance much apprecited

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u gotta pull the dash out theres a little tin box with two wires coming out of it just unscrew the two wires i think it is directly on the back of the speedo unscrew that and fixed

mine had the same problem when i first got it. a guy that helped me with my hicas took it out while i watched :D

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