Adjust parking/lower clearance sensors?
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I'm assuming the answer is no but maybe someone will have an idea on this. I love the surround cameras and radar sensors on my 2022 C2SMT but in one recurring situation they are too sensitive and I'm afraid a false alarm may cause me to miss a real alarm. The problem is the entry into my garage--there is maybe a 2 inch lip going in and the center sensor consistently alarms approaching and going over the lip. The entrance to the garage is angled a little so I have to be very careful, particularly with the right front of the car, and the center alarm going off makes it hard to tell if the right sensor is going off. I really don't understand why this 2 inch lip is causing the sensor to go off--I've approached taller parking curbs without it going off many times. Maybe because it's a sharp right angle lip? Oh, I don't have FAL.
Any thoughts appreciated. I'm wondering whether softening/rounding the lip might help but I frankly don't know how I would go about that.
Any thoughts appreciated. I'm wondering whether softening/rounding the lip might help but I frankly don't know how I would go about that.
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I have the proximity sensor going off quite a bit because my car is lowered - not even significantly... about .75" or so. It does it sometimes when just going over a dip in the roadway as well as in my driveway. I just live with it. Besides, with the car being low I always drive with vigilance for clearance issues anyway and I never get too close to any parking curbs.
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I have the proximity sensor going off quite a bit because my car is lowered - not even significantly... about .75" or so. It does it sometimes when just going over a dip in the roadway as well as in my driveway. I just live with it. Besides, with the car being low I always drive with vigilance for clearance issues anyway and I never get too close to any parking curbs.
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AlterZgo (03-11-2024)
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