I bought a Ferrari

I bought a Ferrari

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blueg33

37,878 posts

229 months

Wednesday 29th May
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Coxey said:
Ken_Code said:
I need to read the manual. It’s beeping at me if I engage reverse (not once, continuously, and this isn’t the parking sensors), I can’t turn off voice prompts on the navigation, it beeps if I go over 70mph, goes into Auto three seconds after I shift with the paddles and doesn’t apply the parking brake when I stop.
My Pista does this drives me mad lol be interested to know how you turn it off and yes I know I should read the manual haha
I wonder if they all beep in reverse? My 360 does it too.

jonamv8

3,170 posts

171 months

Wednesday 29th May
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Ken_Code said:
I need to read the manual. It’s beeping at me if I engage reverse (not once, continuously, and this isn’t the parking sensors), I can’t turn off voice prompts on the navigation, it beeps if I go over 70mph, goes into Auto three seconds after I shift with the paddles and doesn’t apply the parking brake when I stop.
Re auto manual switch back, mine does it too, quickest return to auto after using paddles in any car I’ve had. Just press the button to force it into manual mode 👍🏼

Ken_Code

Original Poster:

1,566 posts

7 months

Wednesday 29th May
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jonamv8 said:
Re auto manual switch back, mine does it too, quickest return to auto after using paddles in any car I’ve had. Just press the button to force it into manual mode ????
Is it turned off by pressing the “Auto” button?

Leithen

11,886 posts

272 months

Wednesday 29th May
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Ken_Code said:
jonamv8 said:
Re auto manual switch back, mine does it too, quickest return to auto after using paddles in any car I’ve had. Just press the button to force it into manual mode ????
Is it turned off by pressing the “Auto” button?
Owners manual here - https://www.ferrarichat.com/forum/threads/portofin... (you will probably have to register to be able to download - but don't you have one in the car anyway?). Page 125.


supersport

4,208 posts

232 months

Wednesday 29th May
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blueg33 said:
Coxey said:
Ken_Code said:
I need to read the manual. It’s beeping at me if I engage reverse (not once, continuously, and this isn’t the parking sensors), I can’t turn off voice prompts on the navigation, it beeps if I go over 70mph, goes into Auto three seconds after I shift with the paddles and doesn’t apply the parking brake when I stop.
My Pista does this drives me mad lol be interested to know how you turn it off and yes I know I should read the manual haha
I wonder if they all beep in reverse? My 360 does it too.
Other than parking sensors neither my 430 or 458 beep at me in reverse.

The going back to auto when in auto mode is standard behaviour, you go to manual by pressing the "AUTO" button it toggles between auto and manual.

Boleros

562 posts

11 months

Wednesday 29th May
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supersport said:
Other than parking sensors neither my 430 or 458 beep at me in reverse.
How strange, my F430 beeps when reverse is engaged.

Trev450

6,405 posts

177 months

Wednesday 29th May
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Boleros said:
supersport said:
Other than parking sensors neither my 430 or 458 beep at me in reverse.
How strange, my F430 beeps when reverse is engaged.
My 488 does too.

Ken_Code

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1,566 posts

7 months

Wednesday 29th May
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I was told that the beeping while in reverse can’t be turned off.

The voice guidance needs to be turned off in the main car audio settings, not the Nav settings, and the strange rattling noise was the anti-sway bar falling off the car as the bolts attacking it hadn’t been tightened.

NRG1976

1,306 posts

15 months

Wednesday 29th May
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I don’t think you can turn off the constant beep when reversing, unless you turn the parking sensors off.

I believe when the Sat Nav is giving verbal guidance you can turn the volume down using the volume knob.

Ken_Code

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1,566 posts

7 months

Wednesday 29th May
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NRG1976 said:
I don’t think you can turn off the constant beep when reversing, unless you turn the parking sensors off.

I believe when the Sat Nav is giving verbal guidance you can turn the volume down using the volume knob.
Turning the voice prompts down with the volume knob means that the music is still muted when the prompts are given. There’s an option in the general settings, under Audio to turn them off.

jonamv8

3,170 posts

171 months

Wednesday 29th May
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Ken_Code said:
jonamv8 said:
Re auto manual switch back, mine does it too, quickest return to auto after using paddles in any car I’ve had. Just press the button to force it into manual mode ????
Is it turned off by pressing the “Auto” button?
Yes mate - button toggles the car between manual and auto modes.

MDL111

7,104 posts

182 months

Thursday 30th May
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supersport said:
blueg33 said:
Coxey said:
Ken_Code said:
I need to read the manual. It’s beeping at me if I engage reverse (not once, continuously, and this isn’t the parking sensors), I can’t turn off voice prompts on the navigation, it beeps if I go over 70mph, goes into Auto three seconds after I shift with the paddles and doesn’t apply the parking brake when I stop.
My Pista does this drives me mad lol be interested to know how you turn it off and yes I know I should read the manual haha
I wonder if they all beep in reverse? My 360 does it too.
Other than parking sensors neither my 430 or 458 beep at me in reverse.

The going back to auto when in auto mode is standard behaviour, you go to manual by pressing the "AUTO" button it toggles between auto and manual.
From memory my Scuderia also beeped when reversing - for a while I thought it was parking sensors, until I realised it did not have any

buddys dad

92 posts

77 months

Sunday 2nd June
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Trev450 said:
Collected my 2017 488 last week and to say I'm impressed would be a huge understatement.


Currently 991.2 turbo.
But with a itch to get into a Ferrari 458 or 488 before popping my clogs.
Any tips chaps?


buddys dad

92 posts

77 months

Sunday 2nd June
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JJ77 said:
Thnx for links.

Any thought on 488 depreciation v 458 guys?

johnnyreggae

2,988 posts

165 months

Sunday 2nd June
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buddys dad said:
Any thought on 488 depreciation v 458 guys?
https://www.pistonheads.com/gassing/topic.asp?h=0&f=&t=2022651 - the 72 pages here should give you an indication of folk's thoughts.......

HIS LM

1,330 posts

264 months

Sunday 2nd June
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[q
Currently 991.2 turbo.
But with a itch to get into a Ferrari 458 or 488 before popping my clogs.
Any tips chaps?


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Yes buy a McLaren instead

swanseaboydan

1,761 posts

168 months

Monday 3rd June
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If you’re the type that doesn’t think twice about using the car, where you park it etc etc, go for it.

pete

1,598 posts

289 months

Monday 3rd June
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Ken_Code said:
doesn’t apply the parking brake when I stop.
Do you mean when you stop and turn off the car? If you put it in neutral by pulling both paddles, then turn off the car, it *won't* apply the parking brake. This is so-called "car wash mode", allowing the car to be moved with the engine off. If you just hit the start/stop button with the car in gear (forward or reverse) it will automatically apply the parking brake straight away.

I found this weird after driving things like PDK Porsches, where you physically move the shift lever into Park before turning off the ignition, but the Ferrari dual clutch approach is to simply stop the car in gear, then hit the start/stop button before taking your foot off the brake.

Boleros

562 posts

11 months

Monday 3rd June
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pete said:
Do you mean when you stop and turn off the car? If you put it in neutral by pulling both paddles, then turn off the car, it *won't* apply the parking brake. This is so-called "car wash mode", allowing the car to be moved with the engine off. If you just hit the start/stop button with the car in gear (forward or reverse) it will automatically apply the parking brake straight away.

I found this weird after driving things like PDK Porsches, where you physically move the shift lever into Park before turning off the ignition, but the Ferrari dual clutch approach is to simply stop the car in gear, then hit the start/stop button before taking your foot off the brake.
Ferrari also recommend with the F1 system (when switching off) that you leave it in first gear even though there is a manual handbrake. Not absolutely sure why to be honest.