How to turn off the Annoying Lane Departure Assist on Isuzu MU-X or D-Max Tutorial
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 19 ก.ย. 2022
- A quick video to show how to cancel the Lane Assist on a 2022 Isuzu MU-X including:
ELK - Emergency Lane Keeping
LDW - Lane Departure Warning
LDP - Lane Departure Prevention
LKA - Lane Keep Assist
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Thanks for this Ross. I wish I knew this a couple of years ago - it would have made one trip (towing) a lot more easier for the other half (and yes, it is annoying that you can’t turn it off permanently).
Hi there, no worries at all, and I know, I am seeing that more and more on newer cars, come brands its can be permanently shut off like on Toyotas. Ross
I've been given a D max car for work and I turn off the keep lane assist every time I start the car. For speed monitoring you can turn that off too and you don't have to do it every time either. When traveling at night time it's very annoying getting chimes and a flashing speed sign when going through 40kph school zones. Kids are not are not going to school at 3am. With a heavy canopy on the rear the Isuzu is quite under powered and requires a good boot full of acceleration to get it moving. The vehicle is a diesel auto as work got fed up with putting new clutches into vehicles. Yes work does all the servicing of the vehicles not an Isuzu dealer who only do warranty work if required. The previous Colorado didn't have all these idiotic "safety systems". Driving on bush tracks sends the system into almost meltdown mode for you drive over a rock and red warning triangles flash on the central display to tell you you're driving over uneven ground. The only reason they put all these idiot systems in is so they can get a 5* safety rating. But with the numerous messages flashing up on the central display these "safety systems" are anything but safe.
I completely agree with you, all these safety features are just distracting the driver!
Legend. Thanks
No worries at all, thanks for watching please remember to like the video, and check out some of my other ones on the MUX :)
Just got a 2022 D max cab Chassis with the same settings, for my trade I need a front H rack to carry 6-meter planks. Again, you need to turn off collision assist every time the car starts. I've asked them to turn all this off permanently, their answer is our NCAP ratting is more important than the customer’s needs, even though none of this garbage is not mandatory until 2025 equipped for new cars, and then it’s not mandatory to have it turned on.
Other problems, RPM increase when you release the clutch by 300 extra. They call this idle assist, not much good if you want to creep slowly to a point in reverse, you have to balance the clutch with the brake instead of the accelerator.
Hi Mr X, I hear you! I find it so frustrating that we are not even allowed to turn the features on and off on our own cars!!
Thanks , this feature is dangerous on narrow roads. Any ideas on how to turn off walk away auto lock . I’m sick of having to unlock the dmax and have managed to lock my keys in the rear a couple of times😢
Hi there, I am sure there is a way, unfortunately I no longer have the car so I cant go and check, sorry I cant be of any help. Ross
thanks man, it is a pain in the butt
It really is! I believe it's so they can get a better ANCap Rating
Bit of tape over the sensor on the windscreen works a treat
haha great idea!
A mate at work tried that with his and got a constant message flashing up reading " camera unavailable clean windshield" to which he thought get stuffed. We have the latest models and they don't even have day time running lights.
Legend
Thanks Yvonne
Hey mate. I just picked up my 2023 X-Terrain and I can’t turn off the 3 beeps it makes every time I come close to a line on the road. Even when I turn off all settings, beep beep beep. Changing lanes after letting the indicator flash 3-4 times before crossing the line, beep beep beep.
Any suggestions or am I doomed?
Hi Jordan, you should 100% be able to turn it off, its the lane departure alert that provides the audible tone not the assist. have you managed to solve it?
is this the same in the bt50 mate?
I have actually never been in a BT 50 but it wont be too dissimilar this one though
My dmax 2022 manual transmission.. have different sitting?
It shouldn't have, is it different then?
@@RossPerryProductions yes.. and i want to turn off the overspeed warning but I can’t
@@WaleedAlenaizi That's another setting you can turn it off or increase the speed threshold as well. I haven't made a video but you should be able to find that within your user manual.
@@RossPerryProductions give me ur watsup or email to show me
What about the speed limiter beep? That’s really annoying
Hi James, sorry I didn't make a video on that but it should be really simple, I think it is on the far right of the steering wheel, press that to turn on and off. or go into the settings and change the speed to the maximum.
Can I disengage lane assist while while the car is moving.
Yes of course
Hmm not sure “settings” will appear on the menu whilst moving?
My MUX is a Dec 21 build and I cannot make it work with the one button solution.
That's strange I wonder if it's something the dealership can enable?
you can ask a dealer to upgrade the software to enable it. I read somewhere it is retrospective and free
@@ianschoonwater4667 great advice cheers Ian!
My 2022 V cross auto transmission doesnt let me press and hold the steering wheel button to turn off the assistance
I did have someone mention this to me on here, apparently dealers have the ability to enable and disable it
@@RossPerryProductions if I got your email address would you be able to help me figure it out?
@@chadsimpson3015 Hi Chad, my email address is on my channel page under the about section. unfortunately without the right software and equipment it is something you may have to speak to an Isuzu dealer or specialist about.
I turn mine off but have to do it everytime i start the car
Its such a pain, more and more cars are going that way now.