Can I turn off the bluetooth in my 2014 991?
#1
Can I turn off the bluetooth in my 2014 991?
Hi All,
I would like to disable the bluetooth in my car -- is it possible?
Thank you,
A
I would like to disable the bluetooth in my car -- is it possible?
Thank you,
A
#2
Rennlist Member
#3
Correct disconnect is not the same as off.
We recently had our home and cars measured for EMF pollution and found the bluetooth in the car is 4x higher than our other cars.
Short of pulling a fuse ... Is there a way?
We recently had our home and cars measured for EMF pollution and found the bluetooth in the car is 4x higher than our other cars.
Short of pulling a fuse ... Is there a way?
#5
Race Director
It's all those buggering EMF signals that a guy with a meter can read, then bill you for the "service." Then bill you to wrap your house in a Faraday Cage to keep you safe.
#6
Three Wheelin'
Here is my favorite meme....
#7
Race Director
The only difference being, chemtrails are real. There are even photos on the interwebs, and you are not permitted to post this stuff if not true. Show me a pic of an EMF pollution pile.
Trending Topics
#8
#9
Three Wheelin'
#10
Rennlist Member
^^^^ Funny ^^^^
Maybe you just have ghosts.
Maybe you just have ghosts.
#11
Nordschleife Master
#12
funny -- but we've actually tried that years ago.
as for saying its off .... done that! - headache and skin flushing and a quick drive home is how that ended.
as for saying its off .... done that! - headache and skin flushing and a quick drive home is how that ended.
#14
Rennlist Member
Do you watch Better Call Saul?
Try turning it off from the PCM as WBimmer suggests... but don't tell your wife. See if the headache and skin flush continues.
Try turning it off from the PCM as WBimmer suggests... but don't tell your wife. See if the headache and skin flush continues.
#15
Rennlist Member
Vaccines are safe and everything is a chemical. The dosage determines the risk.
EMF is very overblown. If you're really worried, the items that "might" cause an issue from over-exposure would be anything close to the head - Bluetooth earphones, for example.
Also, Bluetooth is non-ionizing and non-thermal radiation anyway.
EMF is very overblown. If you're really worried, the items that "might" cause an issue from over-exposure would be anything close to the head - Bluetooth earphones, for example.
Also, Bluetooth is non-ionizing and non-thermal radiation anyway.