If a vehicle is in your blind spot the little icon lights up. When you put your signal on when someone is in your blindspot that is when you get the warning beep.
Interesting, me and the Mrs really like the placement of the ‘alerts’ vs all of the other cars we have had or have with the ‘alerts’ on the mirrors, as we easily see them in our peripheral vision now - I know, to each their own, but I’m liking where they are ?Personally I don't like the placement of the alert icons. I think they should be on the mirrors not on that inside panel, but that is just my preference. Think the more you drive it you probably start to notice them on out of the corner of your eye.
Ooh so you're losing $100 nitrogen add on my dealer shows on the front window sticker? ;?)Thanks. will test it out this weekend. Whoever did the pre-inspection to my car puncture my tire with the license plate screw last Saturday. So I was driving very gentle with my Passport during last weekend.
The moral of the story is, when going over 100 MPH -- don't change lanes!the system operates when the transmission is on D, and the vehicle speed is between 20 and 100 mph.
After 5,500 miles, I’m still not used to it. I really wish they were in the mirror itself.Personally I don't like the placement of the alert icons. I think they should be on the mirrors not on that inside panel, but that is just my preference. Think the more you drive it you probably start to notice them on out of the corner of your eye.
I agree — I liked the alerts in the CR-V mirror better.Personally I don't like the placement of the alert icons. I think they should be on the mirrors not on that inside panel, but that is just my preference. Think the more you drive it you probably start to notice them on out of the corner of your eye.
In my post there was a lot of standing water or water running in tire track depressions and the car was all over the place but apparently was the same for everyone else too, thus 3 cars in the ditch yesterday. I did read that BSM could have a reaction with rain but today was sunny and it worked exactly the same. I guess there's not a way to calibrate it.Not sure why the reference to rain and cars in a ditch??? The BSM does not work very well at all.