lane keeping assist inoperative



My wife just called me and said she's got a lane keeping assist inoperative message and so I have a couple of questions.
First is, is there an on off switch? Secondly, is this a trip to the dealer?
The car is clean, no fog or snow. No obvious obstructions to sensors.
Any ideas? Thanks.
Then you don't see the aberration again for 6 months.
I'd bet that most people with P2, etc., have had this experience. MB doesn't know what's going on --- some kind of interference or wild software problem.
If it shuts down randomly, you might forget to watch your blind spots and get in trouble --- we learn to drive with habits and instinct when auto features have been "watching out for us." In spite of the warning message, it's easy to forget and drive with instinct. (Thus all the legal disclaimers in the Owner's Manual --- the MB lawyers have been very busy.)
HOWEVER, the features can be a God-send. The other day, at 75mph on I25, an idiot in a 1970's pickup, with his left hand busy with a cell phone at his ear, pulled in front of me from the right lane. He was even with my front bumper --- a collision was almost certain. Pre-Safe was on the brakes before I was --- a matter of milliseconds, but it very well could have made the difference. Missed him by inches. He drove on clueless --- the cell never left his ear.
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Turns out to be radar sensors malfunction. Both rear radar sensors were corroded and had to be replaced.
Luckily I have extended warranty or it would have cost me $1,500.00.
Last edited by mellonc; Apr 4, 2017 at 01:24 PM.


