My 2019 Hyundai Ioniq is beeping twice every minute like it’s trying to keep time or something, whether I’m cruising down the road or even when I’m just chilling in park, seatbelt buckled, and solo in the ride. No lane assist, no dash cam, and the dash lights are just vibing. I’ve flipped through the owner’s manual the internet, but no luck. Anyone else been through this? Got any ideas on what’s up with my beeping buddy?
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Ioniq Double Beeping Issue
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MaskonZed10
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yeah, that's annoying asf. I had a similar issue with my car a few weeks ago. Fortunately for you, I know what you can try.
First, check the key fob's battery. When it is weak, it can trigger random beeps because the car tries to communicate with it. Try replacing it.
Second, can't you see any notifications? Maybe your car is trying to notify you about something, a service reminder, or any update.
Third, try adjusting the seat and see if there are any changes.
When I had the issues, the last two were my first tries, then I realized the key fob's battery was weak.
First, check the key fob's battery. When it is weak, it can trigger random beeps because the car tries to communicate with it. Try replacing it.
Second, can't you see any notifications? Maybe your car is trying to notify you about something, a service reminder, or any update.
Third, try adjusting the seat and see if there are any changes.
When I had the issues, the last two were my first tries, then I realized the key fob's battery was weak.
flyingA108
Member
Did you try restarting your car? That could fix the issue.
You're not alone. I had a similar experience with my old Honda Civic. It started beeping every few minutes, seemingly out of nowhere. I checked everything, lights, doors, you name it. Finally, after weeks of this maddening symphony, I discovered the culprit: a faulty seatbelt buckle. Apparently, it was sending a false signal that I wasn't buckled in, triggering the incessant beeping.
