I turned off that "feature" on our Outback wagon. I'm not a fan of that at all.Won't do that but my gf's Mazda 3 has absurdly aggressive wheel correction and it's absolutely terrifying lol
I turned off that "feature" on our Outback wagon. I'm not a fan of that at all.Won't do that but my gf's Mazda 3 has absurdly aggressive wheel correction and it's absolutely terrifying lol
I thought I read here or on FB that it is either part of the telltale module or in the dash area around it. I tried checking last night and the clicking seems to be there.I suspect the ADAS clicker speaker is in the camera housing.
I turned off that "feature" on our Outback wagon. I'm not a fan of that at all.
What?!All you have to do is lift off the throttle and it stops beeping, you continue to speed without further warnings
This is true. I've mastered it.What?!
Sounds so Pavlovian. I'll give it a try.It cannot be turned off permanently, there is a whole thread about it.
All you have to do is lift off the throttle and it stops beeping, you continue to speed without further warnings
…. It switches off until you go back under the speed limit and then it comes on when you go over again.Sounds so Pavlovian. I'll give it a try.
I can't wait to see mine. Ihope that I can also switch this off for model year 24.Try driving a MB Sprinter with the lane warning... It jams on the the opposing rear brake to try to "pull" you back into the lane, and also, does not persist through restarts
Worst case just order the module from Kufatec, plugs in to the OBD2 port, 15 seconds later, problem solved (I have used their modules to reprogram the lane departure, folding mirrors in when locked, change the auto-turn signals to 5 blinks, change the boot image to AMG, distance to empty for AdBlue, anytime activation of the 360 cameras, etc)I can't wait to see mine. Ihope that I can also switch this off for model year 24.
It cannot be turned off permanently, there is a whole thread about it.
All you have to do is lift off the throttle and it stops beeping, you continue to speed without further warnings
Crazy. It really works!This is true. I've mastered it.
Their website doesn’t say they support the Grenadier?Worst case just order the module from Kufatec, plugs in to the OBD2 port, 15 seconds later, problem solved (I have used their modules to reprogram the lane departure, folding mirrors in when locked, change the auto-turn signals to 5 blinks, change the boot image to AMG, distance to empty for AdBlue, anytime activation of the 360 cameras, etc)
Correct, @rovie was talking about his Sprinter...Their website doesn’t say they support the Grenadier?
Just keep blasting them (respectfully). 1) selfishly, i want it corrected because i HATE it but 2) i think we all want INEOS to be successful and something like this could really turn off new US buyers. The people on this page are the die hard fans. The average consumer would not tolerate the ADAS functions and lengthy work arounds. At least i dont believe they would…I just received a follow up email from customer service:
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I have received a response from the team.
They have confirmed they are looking into the issue, but sadly we don't have any timescales on when this will happen.
Encouraging? At least this isn’t a flat at no.
This might not be a popular opinion - and to be clear, I hate the clicks as much as anyone. However I also hate auto-stop-start.Just keep blasting them (respectfully). 1) selfishly, i want it corrected because i HATE it but 2) i think we all want INEOS to be successful and something like this could really turn off new US buyers. The people on this page are the die hard fans. The average consumer would not tolerate the ADAS functions and lengthy work arounds. At least i dont believe they would…
Start/Stop on the Grenadier is horrible. It does it when doing a three point turn, which is often! But, at least its one button. In my case, it was start, three clicks on the favorites button to disable overspeed, then the start/stop button., then into gear. Painful.This might not be a popular opinion - and to be clear, I hate the clicks as much as anyone. However I also hate auto-stop-start.
I had a 2016 BMW M3, my first car with this feature, and the in 2016, you could defeat it by changing the setting once. That was it - you never needed to touch it again.
Now, with new vehicles, you need to press a button every time you start the car to defeat it. It's a pain, and I wish it was like it was back in 2016 - but it's not the end of the world and would never impact my decision to buy a car. ADAS is the same thing - its a pain, but press FAV and disable when you start the car.....I mean, I wish I didn't have to, but it's not that big a deal IMO.
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Yeah i really dislike the auto start/stop too but a one push button i can compromise with. Someone else here mentioned it wouldve been kinda cool to have had all the ADAS functions be one push switches along the roof. Kinda like preparring for take off. While annoying that would also be tolerable.This might not be a popular opinion - and to be clear, I hate the clicks as much as anyone. However I also hate auto-stop-start.
I had a 2016 BMW M3, my first car with this feature, and the in 2016, you could defeat it by changing the setting once. That was it - you never needed to touch it again.
Now, with new vehicles, you need to press a button every time you start the car to defeat it. It's a pain, and I wish it was like it was back in 2016 - but it's not the end of the world and would never impact my decision to buy a car. ADAS is the same thing - its a pain, but press FAV and disable when you start the car.....I mean, I wish I didn't have to, but it's not that big a deal IMO.
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My reminder after every ignition!Start/Stop on the Grenadier is horrible. It does it when doing a three point turn, which is often! But, at least its one button. In my case, it was start, three clicks on the favorites button to disable overspeed, then the start/stop button., then into gear. Painful.
Start stop is easy to get around if there's a button. All you need is a microcontroller to automatically "press" the button on startup. There are a ton of existing bypass cables for other mfg already. Once I get my grenadier, this will my first activity. Second activity is killing the speed clicking. Instead of completely cutting the speaker in tell tale module, which presumably is used for lots of things, I'll use a microcontroller running an FFT to silence the speaker for a second.Yeah i really dislike the auto start/stop too but a one push button i can compromise with. Someone else here mentioned it wouldve been kinda cool to have had all the ADAS functions be one push switches along the roof. Kinda like preparring for take off. While annoying that would also be tolerable.