[Gack4224]

Last night I'm driving my '17 350 and I have loud beep that resembles a seat belt not fastened sound. It's one beep everytime I'm in the throttle. One loud beep then till I take my foot off the throttle and get back on the throttle it beeps again. Any one else have this?

 

[17snake]

Not on this end, hopefully nothing major.

 

[LukaszFMC]

Can you duplicate this concern everytime you drive?
Is it possible to get a video on your phone, not necessarily with you holding it maybe a passenger.
Is it full throttle? Speed? Anymore detailed description of the sound.
You can PM your vin i can take a deeper look into it after.

 

[MikeM]

It's probably your shift point tone. Go into your track apps>performance shift indicator light>shift tone. The shift tone can be turned off from here, or the RPM it beeps at can be adjusted. It's just a nanny to remind you to shift when you hit X RPM.

 

[HellOnWheels]

It's probably your shift point tone. Go into your track apps>performance shift indicator light>shift tone. The shift tone can be turned off from here, or the RPM it beeps at can be adjusted. It's just a nanny to remind you to shift when you hit X RPM.

That is what I was thinking. I would say track apps.

 

[T-88]

Good grief. Does anybody ever check their owner's manual?

From my 2017 Shelby GT350 Mustang Supplement:

Page 17, Information Displays, Performance shift indicator "Allows user to enable or disable associated shift tone(based on set shift point)."

Tim

 

[ringmaster]

Good grief. Does anybody ever check their owner's manual?

From my 2017 Shelby GT350 Mustang Supplement:

Page 17, Information Displays, Performance shift indicator "Allows user to enable or disable associated shift tone(based on set shift point)."

Tim

First thing I do after I drive a new car home is a thorough read of the manual. Apparently not a common practice. ;-)