Parking assist features on your new Toyota or how to get through a carwash. PKSB, RCTA & more
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 14 มี.ค. 2024
- Driving through a car wash with safety features on can be an issue. In this video, I show you how to change the settings to make your car better suited to your personal preferences. Toyota safety systems sometimes need a little explanation.
Oh an I know... Not my best camera work. I'll do better next time!
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I went through the carwash without any issues in my 2023 Highlander without turning anything off. This is something I hadn't thought of, however. Thanks for the tips!
Thank you a thousand times for telling me how to turn off parking assist. I thought I'd just have to live with it every time I drove in or out of my garage. Thank you. And I appreciate all the other helpful videos you've done about Toyota features. Very helpful!!
I found your video while trying to find something else. I'm in the market for a new 2025 Toyota Camry and I haven't been able to find a good video explaining the features of the Premium Plus Package that aren't included with the Premium Package. This might be a good video that nobody, as far as I can tell, has made yet that would help new buyers deciding if the extra $950 from the Premium Package.
Specifically, these features:
Traffic Jam Assist (TJA), * Front Cross-Traffic Alert (FCTA), * Lane Change Assist (LCA), * Panoramic View Monitor (PVM), * Front and Rear Parking Assist with Automatic Braking, * Rear Cross-Traffic Braking (RCTB), * and Driver Monitor Camera.
Very informative and useful video. Thank you for taking the time to make this video to help others like myself.
Very informative
RCTA is especially nice when my Prius is parked between two pickups or SUV’s where there is not much way to see approaching side traffic when backing out. A higher car allows more visibility
I am so glad that I do not have to read the 300 page owners manual on my new RAV 4
lol! Glad I saved you the hassle!
My grand highlander only has a ding ding warning sound . Is there another sound available on the GH?
It’d be nice if you addressed Park assist automatic parking with upscale models like the capstone, as I cannot find any research about the subject if it has it or not
Question: I have a 2024 grand Highlander hybrid. I want to add a bike rack so I can carry my e-bike around. There seems to be a hitch on it (there’s a hitch hole with a rubber cover) so does this mean all I need to buy is a bike rack to fit into that hitch?
If you have a hitch but no wiring, you have the "accessory mount". If there is a plug for wires, you have a hitch. Either way, you have what you need to add a bike rack or any hitch mounted accessory. Toyota says the weight limit is 200 pounds on the thing.
What sensors need to be turned off when using a bike carrier in the tow hitch?
The one labeled “PKSB” in the settings
does it save the setting if you turn off/on the car?
Yes. These settings stay
I turn off the automatic tailgate so it doesn’t open in the car wash
Cant we just turn the car off in the car wash to avoid the sensors going crazy?
Just make sure you disabled the automatic parking brake
@TrainerSteveClifford Oh, I just realized I only go into the type of carwashes that are touchless. Where you pull in and it just sprays your car without touching it. Of course, it won't work for other types.
@@devchonka18 That's another "fix" LOL!
Your headline was how to get through a car wash and then you spent all the the time saying what you should do "in your particular situation". My particular situation was a car wash. You didn't address that! All you had to say is if you are going through a car wash turn off these things. Instead you talked about your garage and what your feelings were. Just tell us which items to turn off in a car wash, please, pretty please....
How to disable option that hit my breaks when I get close to the car?
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