Either stay with the lines, use your blinker or get used to it - seem to be our only choices...!
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The warning option is meant to shake the steering wheel. The RDM has three setting options - (Normal, Wide and Warning Only), both Normal and Wide options has RDM vibrating the steering, briefly taking control of the steering or applying brakes when it detects the vehicle leaving it's lane without blinkers being used, the Warning Only option just vibrates the steering wheel to alert the driver that the vehicle is leaving it's lane.
To stop RDM taking control of the vehicle or vibrating the steering you can switch it off completely, that means the RDM will no longer be monitoring that the vehicle is keeping it's lane for the duration of your trip.
Your first post and you claim the impossible is possible but provided no evidence...What's the game?
I previously set the mode to warning, but as the original post states, the wheel still jiggles.
Making the extra change as shown in the pictures no longer causes the wheel to jiggle/vibrate.
I of course tested by veering into bike lane, other lane (safety of course for those who are wondering!
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Now I see what you meant. What Acura calls Safety Support in your Integra is called Driver Assist System in the Passport's infotainment system settings. We can only adjust RDM sensitivity there though but we have a hardware button for turning it off just above the driver's left knee.I previously set the mode to warning, but as the original post states, the wheel still jiggles.
Making the extra change as shown in the pictures no longer causes the wheel to jiggle/vibrate.
I of course tested by veering into bike lane, other lane (safety of course for those who are wondering!
I’ve been searching how to for a couple weeks now and came across this post. Finally figured it out thanks to this crew, so I signed up to share my success 🤘
Parking sensors, RDM and LKAS will stay off when you switch them off, however, CMBS (which can also interfere with the steering and apply brakes) comes on with each engine start even after you have switched it off.
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