Passenger Side Blind Spot Assist Very Sensitive
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Passenger Side Blind Spot Assist Very Sensitive
Hello fellow forum members!
I bought my car in December from a Mercedes dealership. As part of its pre-inspection and prep, they replaced the rear wiring harnesses and both blind spot sensors(corrosion im guessing, with 61k miles). Since I have had it, the passenger side is HYPER sensitive...often times alerting me when nothing is in the right lane or when making a right on a two lane road(picking up the curb maybe?). Is there a way to adjust sensitivity? I have alerted the dealership of the issue but have yet to make it there due to location and contraints.
Any ideas or suggestions are apprectiated.
Thank you,
Chris
I bought my car in December from a Mercedes dealership. As part of its pre-inspection and prep, they replaced the rear wiring harnesses and both blind spot sensors(corrosion im guessing, with 61k miles). Since I have had it, the passenger side is HYPER sensitive...often times alerting me when nothing is in the right lane or when making a right on a two lane road(picking up the curb maybe?). Is there a way to adjust sensitivity? I have alerted the dealership of the issue but have yet to make it there due to location and contraints.
Any ideas or suggestions are apprectiated.
Thank you,
Chris
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new BS ghosts...
You had both rear BS modules & harness replaced but ghosts keep being detected.
I don't think the sensitivity can be dialed down. "All work is guaranteed"... book a Sce Apt ASAP to give your dealer a chance to complete their work.
A pair of new sensors still trigger false targets, this problem may involve CAN disruptions. Give the factory trained dealer a chance to earn your trust.
If you're curious... scan your car to survey all modules that are actively logging faults.
I don't think the sensitivity can be dialed down. "All work is guaranteed"... book a Sce Apt ASAP to give your dealer a chance to complete their work.
A pair of new sensors still trigger false targets, this problem may involve CAN disruptions. Give the factory trained dealer a chance to earn your trust.
If you're curious... scan your car to survey all modules that are actively logging faults.
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Hello fellow forum members!
I bought my car in December from a Mercedes dealership. As part of its pre-inspection and prep, they replaced the rear wiring harnesses and both blind spot sensors(corrosion im guessing, with 61k miles). Since I have had it, the passenger side is HYPER sensitive...often times alerting me when nothing is in the right lane or when making a right on a two lane road(picking up the curb maybe?). Is there a way to adjust sensitivity? I have alerted the dealership of the issue but have yet to make it there due to location and contraints.
Any ideas or suggestions are apprectiated.
Thank you,
Chris
I bought my car in December from a Mercedes dealership. As part of its pre-inspection and prep, they replaced the rear wiring harnesses and both blind spot sensors(corrosion im guessing, with 61k miles). Since I have had it, the passenger side is HYPER sensitive...often times alerting me when nothing is in the right lane or when making a right on a two lane road(picking up the curb maybe?). Is there a way to adjust sensitivity? I have alerted the dealership of the issue but have yet to make it there due to location and contraints.
Any ideas or suggestions are apprectiated.
Thank you,
Chris
