Active Parking Assist sensor
02-27-2016, 07:41 AM
#1
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Active Parking Assist sensor
Hi,
Is there anyway to selectively disable the rear Active Parking Assist sensor?
My front active sensors work, but I can never get the new c250 to get into Active Parking Assist mode.
Appreciate all help.
Is there anyway to selectively disable the rear Active Parking Assist sensor?
My front active sensors work, but I can never get the new c250 to get into Active Parking Assist mode.
Appreciate all help.
02-28-2016, 03:11 AM
#2
Do you want disable the rear sensors to get the Active Park Assist to work? I guess APA needs them to funtion properly.
Please elaborate.
Regards, Gerrit
Last edited by GerritKw; 02-28-2016 at 03:15 AM.
02-28-2016, 06:58 AM
#3
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Hi GerritKw,
I thought my rear APA sensors were DOA as a hand infront on the front sensors would detect but the rears would not show any detection.
I subsequently confirmed all is working now, since i now have confirmed the APA is infact working. The issue was that I was trying to get the APA to park itself after pulling up to a parked car. The APA wont activate unless it has detected 2 vehicles that you want to park between. I was testing only beside a single vehicle.
I thought my rear APA sensors were DOA as a hand infront on the front sensors would detect but the rears would not show any detection.
I subsequently confirmed all is working now, since i now have confirmed the APA is infact working. The issue was that I was trying to get the APA to park itself after pulling up to a parked car. The APA wont activate unless it has detected 2 vehicles that you want to park between. I was testing only beside a single vehicle.
02-28-2016, 05:16 PM
#5
Hi GerritKw,
I thought my rear APA sensors were DOA as a hand infront on the front sensors would detect but the rears would not show any detection.
I subsequently confirmed all is working now, since i now have confirmed the APA is infact working. The issue was that I was trying to get the APA to park itself after pulling up to a parked car. The APA wont activate unless it has detected 2 vehicles that you want to park between. I was testing only beside a single vehicle.
I thought my rear APA sensors were DOA as a hand infront on the front sensors would detect but the rears would not show any detection.
I subsequently confirmed all is working now, since i now have confirmed the APA is infact working. The issue was that I was trying to get the APA to park itself after pulling up to a parked car. The APA wont activate unless it has detected 2 vehicles that you want to park between. I was testing only beside a single vehicle.
You are correct in stating it needs 2 cars to park between. Its a nice gadget, but i think only useful for a limited group of users.
Regards, Gerrit
