Ranger Raptor - Exhaust noise through speakers?

[ckibue]

Other threads said it was the digit before the * for enhanced engine noise. Could it be the * is a digit for noise cancelling and the digit before is for enhanced engine noise? Wish there was a definitive answer here before I homebrew a mess.

You might be correct, been ages since I changed on my truck. Complete spreadsheet is at

Software ESE

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[bossy]

Pretty clear it has, just read through the prior posts.

Read it several times. There are posts claiming there is. Others claiming there is not. I have not found a final verified answer, nor a verified forescan solution.. Maybe I'm just thick..

 

[ckibue]

I successively disabled software ESE (engine sound enhancement) on my Ranger Raptor and so has kkponolures among others.

 

[Sauce]

I successively disabled software ESE (engine sound enhancement) on my Ranger Raptor and so has kkponolures among others.

Can you give us the instructions? A few things suggested earlier in this thread, can you confirm exactly what worked?

 

[ckibue]

Can you give us the instructions? A few things suggested earlier in this thread, can you confirm exactly what worked?

First, always backup / save your current / factory settings then compare with the spreadsheet (screenshot below) and reduce by one the * digit to disable.
eg.
My as built ACM, 727-01-01 was A8FF D4FE 10B9 meaning software ESE was enabled
I changed this to A8FF D4FE 00B9 to disable it.

 

[AlpineBike]

Only the regular Rangers have fake engine noise.
Raptor does not.

 

[pablo94sc]

Easy way to figure it out - drive the truck with the amp unplugged. Only the tweeters, if I recall, are powered by the main audio module. I doubt they produce much engine noise.

I'm more curious about noise cancelation. How well does that work in our trucks? Anyone turn it off?

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