How to turn off the pre collision system in your new Toyota
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 29 ส.ค. 2024
- The pre collision system in your new Toyota includes a pedestrian detection feature. Do you know how to turn it off in an emergency?
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I have a 2022 Toyota Tacoma off-road. And you can change this setting while you're driving. It does not matter what speed you're driving at you can disable the pre-collision system or turn it back on or change the sensitivity all while you're driving. And you can also do the same with the lane departure alert.
Yup. The older systems allow this while moving. The newer ones do not. The Tacoma, 4Runner, Sienna and Camry are the last of the legacy systems
Thabk you!!! I wanted to drive the rental car into a ditch because of those darn safety features!!!
but it wouldn't let you 🤣🤣🤣🤣
This explains the inflated prices on used cars, say 2016 or older.
Genius Man…. U saved my $400
I wish it would stay off when you turn it off. Mine always goes off when I'm on a winding road and there are cars parked on the right side of the road. The car doesn't seem to realize that the cars aren't in my lane because they're in front of me due to the winding road. It can be kind of dangerous if a person is behind me and this feature causes my car to stop.
Wow. So two things. First, are you sure this is the pre collision and not the lane departure? It sounds like the lane departure and that can be turned off. Just hit the button on your steering wheel. If it is the pre collision, have you gone into the settings and set the sensitivity to minimum? That would help if that’s it.
@@TrainerSteveClifford I turned the sensitivity to low, but it's still too high for me. I can't imagine how it would be if I turned it all the way up.
I have a 2021 highlander and I am pretty sure that steve was right. Most likely lane departure.@@afanasibushmanov7463
Just had the emergency braking function activate for no reason. 45mph to stop with screeching tires.
Oh I see I got scared when that red brake light started flashing and making sounds on my dashboard. So this brake warning does not mean my break fluid needs maitnence right?
That is correct
Thank you, Sir!
It’s works like you saying you should be in parking
Hi, I have just bought a 2024 Toyota Corolla Cross with T.S.S. 3.0
I don't know if the pre-collision system is automatically "on" but I did not get any warning when a pedestrian was walking towards the front of my car. No beeps or lights, nothing. How do I check if this is ON?????
@@marcellef8302 were you moving?
@@TrainerSteveClifford I was stopped but ready to proceed ahead
@@marcellef8302 Then it is working as designed. It works when you're moving and will flash "BRAKE" in red on the dash. If you don't respond, it will hit the brakes. You must manually turn it off and it turns itself back on every time you start the car.
@@TrainerSteveClifford Oh, I definitely want it on. Thank you, Steve.
Cheers, from Ontario, Canada 🇨🇦
Thank you!
Thank you 😊
I've got a 2018 the Collision works, but it doesn't act like it's activating. Anything doesn't detect. Should I say any car or anything? So what's going on
Only down side to this I can think of is flying up behind someone to overtake and the car smashes my brakes an traps me in oncoming traffic
Almost lost my fucking life with this bullshit
Winding roads are an issue with this feature also. Mine always goes off when I'm on a winding road and there are cars parked on the right side of the road. The car doesn't seem to realize that the cars aren't in my lane because they're in front of me due to the winding road. It can be kind of dangerous if a person is behind me and this feature causes my car to stop.
@@afanasibushmanov7463 I got a car with this same feature recently and almost got into accidents twice because of it. There are 2 lanes with 1 car space between vehicles if you try overtaking the brakes immediately and loudly apply itself almost making you get rear ended because it looks as if you cut someone off and smash your brakes. So I can only drive comfortably without this feature.
@@afanasibushmanov7463 and the lane keep assists is cool an all until there are pot holes or a stalled car 1/4 of which is on the road way then the car steers you into the car-pot hole if you leave the lane to avoid collision. It's like training wheels for someone knowing how to ride already it'll trip you up.
@@t_money_third9654 they should really reduce the sensitivity on this if they're going to make it the default mode. I put my sensitivity all the way down and it's still too sensitive in my opinion.
Just bought my first Toyota RAV4 Hybrid. I turn these "safety" features off and they come back on the next time the car turns on. What a hassle. Not sure that these things add any value to me. It seems to me that over time, drivers will become even more complacent. In any case, I prefer to have full control over the car. If driving, you should be looking at the road and not be distracted. Besides, what do I care about speeding signs on my dashboard (that's already cluttered), I can see them just fine on my own. I'm a bit concerned about exposure to these radar systems not just to me but the pedestrians. I'm also concerned about data privacy: Why am I responsible for any privacy violations of my passengers, especially since I have no obvious (or perhaps any) means to turn these things off permanently? So I paid for these systems I don't want. Much of these are standard and not really an option. How do I permanently disable them? Can a Toyota Service Center remove these systems or at least disconnect them? Currently, I have duct tap on my windshield to block the camera at the top. I have to figure something out about that logo.
Agree 100%. We should be able to have them on or off (permanently). That's what prevented me from buying a new Toyota.
Why did you buy this car then and not something older?
The feature is advertised. The fact that you can't disable it indefinitely or permanently is not. Also, Toyota claims that any modification to the vehicle will void the warranty. It's not something that I expected given how modifications to RAV4s appear to be. @@Userxxx840
Also read the privacy notice for Connected Services. Apparently one has to agree to being monitored or go through some process by contacting Toyota to opt-out. And if the driver has passengers, apparently the owner is responsible for notifying passengers of data collection. See: www.toyota.com/privacyvts/images/doc/Toyota-Connected-Services-Privacy-Notice-2023-09-08.pdf
I am having this problem several times. I hate this. It makes me angry and helpless.
Thanks Steve!
Can you tell me if there is a fuse that works with the PCS? We left our sunroof open and it rained. Now says "PCS malfunction" , "Radar not avaliable", and our cruis control won't work. Is there a fuse that I can check before taking to the dealer?? Any advice/help appreciated!!!!
Yikes. Not sure what to tell you on that. The way these things are now, I wouldn’t even mess with the fuses although there are a couple of boxes that can be checked. Usually one under the hood and another under the driver side dash. The PCS malfunction light can come on if the radar is obstructed so make sure the grill is clean before you do anything though. Honestly it sounds like a trip to your dealer is in order.
How can I reset it on my toyota tacoma 2018 and the truck is not turning on.
The pre collision doesn’t have a reset. At least not a manual one. If it engages, it will hold the brake for three seconds and then disengage. It does not shut off the vehicle. Something else is going on with your truck
@@TrainerSteveClifford yes my truck went off and won't start again.
Hello Steve! Question. Is this the system that needs to be turned off at the automatic car wash?
No. No need. Only thing you need to turn off there is the automatic wipers if you have that
Hi, I have a 2018 Toyota Corolla, and I tried this but it still says “pre-collision system malfunction, visit your dealer”. Is there something else I can do?
Unfortunately, you need to see your dealer. It might be something minor but no way I can tell
Me too. So how do you fix it?
@@chenjiezhu1606 take it to a dealer who can diagnose the cause. They will use the Toyota diagnostic computer to figure out where to start.
I don't know if you went but this is like $600+ to try and fix at the dealer in a Corolla. I have to live with that error blinking forever now, and cruise control won't work but that's a lot of money for an older car.
Just bought a 24 4runner and everytime i turn off bsm or lane departure etc,my 2019 tacoma everything stayed off.
I have toyotahilander 2023 it shows secondary collision brake system malfunction what is it
What is it? It is a message that your dealer needs to look at immediately to diagnose
The pre collision system went on and the truck die and it won't start how can I reset it?
Check your battery cables to make sure that they're not loose.
That is SO annoying. That's what prevented me from buying a Toyota. I should be able to turn it on or off like you can with every other car manufacturer. Same thing with the lane assist.
Huh? The lane assist does stay off. Just hit the button on the steering wheel. Pre collision can’t be permanently turned off because it is a federally mandated feature
Like what i always said since years ago: wait until criminals understand this system and start stoping their victims at night with plastic manequins. 😂😂😂
My 1990 Corolla doesn't have that problem. Why don't they just go back to analog odometer where they can mass produce and sell them cheap. Those sensors and back up cameras are for idiots.
They are also required by federal law. No going back to the 90s now
How normal is it for false positives to happen?
Very rare. Not totally unheard of but rare
@@TrainerSteveClifford it just happened to me. Car stopped from 45mph for no reason.
What mortal threat may I ask?
If you’ve ever been surrounded by Mothers Against Drunk Drivers with clubs and shit you’ll understand.
@@karlplummer7350 get real
I am not sure about mortal threats. But this system is actually dangerous in Saudi Arabia. There is a lack of etiquette in driving and most cars speed. At U-turns people will create a double lane. When making the u-turn in the designated lane, the person creating the double lane comes in on you and gets close to the car while in the turn, the system will sens the proximity of the car and slam the brake. The cars that are speeding up from behind will almost rear end you because your car came to a full stop. A system effective in countries with normal driving but is not effective where drivers are aggressive, speedy, and within inches of your car.