Disable Soundkator - Correct Fuse to Pull ?
#1
Disable Soundkator - Correct Fuse to Pull ?
What is the correct fuse to pull to disable the soundkator on the 2019 SQ5? According to owners manual - is it the fuse box in the luggage compartment (#2) marked sound amplifier?
#2
AudiWorld Senior Member
My manual says D3 and is called a Sound Actuator
FYI, OBDEleven can accomplish it as well.
Turn Off Soundaktor
Actuator For Structure Borne Sound (A9) > Adaptation > Volume of structure-borne noise actuator > default 100 (%) > Enter a value (0 = mute)
FYI, OBDEleven can accomplish it as well.
Turn Off Soundaktor
Actuator For Structure Borne Sound (A9) > Adaptation > Volume of structure-borne noise actuator > default 100 (%) > Enter a value (0 = mute)
#3
Do you have the correct OBD11 that I have to purchase in order to get this done?
Is this it?
#4
AudiWorld Senior Member
I got mine from ECS Tuning. Your link looks like the same item but out of stock. You need the pro version wherever you get it. Lots else you can do with it.
#5
I got mine from ECS Tuning. Your link looks like the same item but out of stock. You need the pro version wherever you get it. Lots else you can do with it.
Do you have a list of other mods I can do on this platform with OBD11?
#6
AudiWorld Member
I've done probably 20 of the mods on my SQ5, including turning off the soundaktor (I believe I used the app for the soundaktor, as I've built up a bunch of credits). Amazing capabilities.
#7
https://www.audiworld.com/forums/q5-...-made-2936816/
I've done probably 20 of the mods on my SQ5, including turning off the soundaktor (I believe I used the app for the soundaktor, as I've built up a bunch of credits). Amazing capabilities.
I've done probably 20 of the mods on my SQ5, including turning off the soundaktor (I believe I used the app for the soundaktor, as I've built up a bunch of credits). Amazing capabilities.
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#8
I have a 2019 SQ5, and I believe the user manual is incorrect on the soundakator fuse. My 2019 manual doesn’t show a D3 fuse nor does it list “Sound actuator/exhaust sound tuning.” It does show “Exterior sound, pedal module” in D10, but that fuse isn’t populated in my vehicle.
I tried pulling D3, and it indeed stops the extra exhaust noise in the cabin. My test was to hold about 2800 rpm in 2nd gear while going up a hill, then toggle the engine noise setting between comfort and dynamic. With D3 in there was a noticeable difference. With D3 out there was no difference, and it sounds the same as if engine noise is set for comfort.
This site includes the same, seemingly incorrect, information on the 2019
https://fuse-box.info/audi/audi-q5-f...2020-fuses/amp
There’s also something with the exhaust being louder at idle when starting from cold, maybe a valve that opens/closes?
I tried pulling D3, and it indeed stops the extra exhaust noise in the cabin. My test was to hold about 2800 rpm in 2nd gear while going up a hill, then toggle the engine noise setting between comfort and dynamic. With D3 in there was a noticeable difference. With D3 out there was no difference, and it sounds the same as if engine noise is set for comfort.
This site includes the same, seemingly incorrect, information on the 2019
https://fuse-box.info/audi/audi-q5-f...2020-fuses/amp
There’s also something with the exhaust being louder at idle when starting from cold, maybe a valve that opens/closes?
#9
Still having trouble finding it, I assume it is under the drivers footrest for USA models?This cover
has a torx screw head, anyone know the size? My only torx is too small. Am I in the right location? The only two fuse strips I have
found so far are the drivers side end cap to the dashboard and the left side of the trunk.
Thanks
has a torx screw head, anyone know the size? My only torx is too small. Am I in the right location? The only two fuse strips I have
found so far are the drivers side end cap to the dashboard and the left side of the trunk.
Thanks
#10
The fuse array is under the driver dead pedal on my 2019 SQ5. You’ll need a flat blade screwdriver to remove the cap and then a Torx 30 to remove the panel. My manual says the necessary tools are in the vehicle toolkit; I just used my good tools and didn’t check the vehicle kit.