"Possible Icy Roads".... argh!
#12
RE: "Possible Icy Roads".... argh!
Likely a team of 10 physics majors studying for 6 months came up with the magic number based on some combination the temperature sensor's accuracy (including accuracy based on putting it right by a heat radiator) and the difference from air temperature versus road's surface temperature (which may be colder, and thus still have ice). And yet they still failed to consider those of us who park in garages... If you factor that in, it should probably be something like 50-55 degrees F for the warning!
#14
RE: "Possible Icy Roads".... argh!
Ghee, I thought most of us (Including ppl in JaPan) have bridges right out of our garage/driveways which we know freezes before roads. So the warning is ample enuf for me.. Open Garage door, Start car, Pull forward to driveway, close garage door, pull off driveway onto bridge which will be slippery at 37 degrees, (make sure 4 wheel drive lock), Skate delicately over top of bridge hoping Anti Skid works well (Now in extreme sweet) going down opposite side of bridge, hit neighbors garbade can because of Black Ice, Now on solid non salted 38 degree road.
And just think, the neighbor is a cop!
Drive off safely before he gets out of house...
Repaint bumper for the 10th time... And repeat
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And just think, the neighbor is a cop!
Drive off safely before he gets out of house...
Repaint bumper for the 10th time... And repeat
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#15
RE: "Possible Icy Roads".... argh!
I noticed it works like this for me...
Turn on car.
TPMS error come on.
Acknowledge with button.
Pull out of driveway.
Icy conditions warning comes on.
TPMS error comes back on.
Acknowledge with button.
I guess once an error gets raised, they all cycle through again or something.
On the happy side... snowy commute this morning and it really is rock steady.
Turn on car.
TPMS error come on.
Acknowledge with button.
Pull out of driveway.
Icy conditions warning comes on.
TPMS error comes back on.
Acknowledge with button.
I guess once an error gets raised, they all cycle through again or something.
On the happy side... snowy commute this morning and it really is rock steady.
#19
so there is no solution for disabling this... I got to say this is the most annoying vehicle I have ever owned, 2 months after I purchased it... i can't wait to get rid of it. I am looking for some method to re-program the ecu to turn off the damn traction control on start up and the tpms as well. I just want to get in a vehicle and drive, I don't want a vehicle taking over nor do need to be reminded that its cold out side, or that my tire pressure may be low (only because I have no sensors for winter). having to turn off the traction control and push a stupid little button every time i get into the outlander is RIDICULOUSNESS.
If I can find away to do this I will post it on here, I have recently purchased an ODB interface that will allow me to link up to my ecu, and I have a buddy who is a hardware programmer, so hopefully between the two of us, we will find a way to reprogram the ecu to turn off these annoying features
If I can find away to do this I will post it on here, I have recently purchased an ODB interface that will allow me to link up to my ecu, and I have a buddy who is a hardware programmer, so hopefully between the two of us, we will find a way to reprogram the ecu to turn off these annoying features