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Road Runner Meep Meep (Looney Tunes speed demon): Free Tesla Lock Sound Download
Road Runner's double-honk from Looney Tunes, first heard in 1949: the entire joke being that this bird never learned to speak and never needed to.
Cartoons & Animation sound · 0.5 seconds · WAV format · Free download
Compatible with Tesla Model 3, Model Y, Model S, and Model X (2020–2026). Works with all Tesla vehicles that support custom lock sounds.
How to install: Download the WAV file, rename it to LockChime.wav, copy to a FAT32-formatted USB drive, insert into your Tesla. The custom lock sound activates automatically.
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Road Runner Meep Meep (Looney Tunes speed demon)
Road Runner's double-honk from Looney Tunes, first heard in 1949: the entire joke being that this bird never learned to speak and never needed to.
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spec44.1 kHz16-bit PCM81.2 KB0:00LockChime.wav
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duration0.5 s
file size81.2 KB
downloads1.3k
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formatWAV / PCM
sample rate44.1 kHz
bit depth16-bit
submitted byChuck Jones / Warner Bros. Animation
Works on every Tesla
Drop Boombox/LockChime.wav on your USB stick, plug into the front USB data port, lock the car. Done in 2 minutes.
submitted by Chuck Jones / Warner Bros. Animation
source Source: "Fast and Furry-ous" (Warner Bros., 1949), dir. Chuck Jones. Road Runner's "meep meep" is actually a processed car horn, not a vocal sound — Mel Blanc provided a single "beep" that was processed and doubled. Road Runner and Wile E. Coyote appeared in 48 theatrical shorts and became one of animation's most beloved chase duos. Use case: your Tesla is the Road Runner — no one catches it. Trivia: Road Runner was never caught in any official Warner Bros. cartoon; Chuck Jones considered it a fundamental rule of the universe.
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