Jocko PDX
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I think she is wanting to run "bad guys" over...Reverse......
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I think she is wanting to run "bad guys" over...Reverse......
I know because if I don't have my foot on the accelerator and the red collision starts flashing, it applies the brakes. If you keep your foot on the accelerator, the flashing red crash comes up, but it doesn't brake. This was in an email the dealer sent me when I asked about it.As someone who learned how to drive in the early '80s on an automatic, I happened to stumble upon the ability to 'double-foot' very early; as a result I am slightly more adept than most at using the brake and the gas pedal simultaneously.
I bring that up to say:
When you say
"I can override mine by accelerating ... if you keep your foot on the gas it won't apply the brakes"
how can you be sure of the difference between
the brake is being applied but the gas is being allowed to overpower a limited application of the brakes
vs
the brake is absolutely not at all being applied
?
I like this kid already.I think she is wanting to run "bad guys" over...
This is also useful if you have someone back there and you are backing up, to say, maybe hook up a trailer...just sayin, while I appreicate the safety aspect...sometimes it is useful having a friend back there to hook the boat up for you while you are driving...View attachment 431573
Hit the parking sensor button to the left of the steering wheel under the vent. This will disable the auto braking feature. My truck freaks out sometimes when backing out of the garage and automatically stops me and at the same dirties a set of underwear. So I usually disable it until I am out of the driveway. This button takes care of that.