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String comment = 'Honda CRV 2023 Already Has Light at <20,000 miles: Havent yet put up 20,000 miles and its already giving me an occasional dash light for the Lane Assist and ACC, happened first a week ago then went away after turning off, now is back after a 60mi trip. Before anyone states the obvious-- yes, the glass in front of the camera and the emblem in which the radar is embedded are both clean. This is the problem with packing all this technology into what is supposed to be (and has thus far been) a relatively quiet, super reliable road boat to eat miles. Maybe im just unlucky and this week is the only 2 lights ill ever get for the car, but I fear it will be a continuing pattern. Are modern econo cars going too far with changes that arent core features? (ride comfort, noise, power, etc.)';
'>>27636248
>he bought a post-covid car with lane assist and that useless memery for women
Never gonna make it. You’re probably a faggot too.';
'>>27636265
Not bought, leased by my parents for me to drive to college (its really for them and for us to go on road trips as the rest of the family drives sedans, but i needed something to drive so its technically "mine"). Also being a fag is gay so i cant be a fag';
'>>27636265
>lane assist and other useless memery
you have two handed a chalupa on the highway before, right, anon?';
'>>27636248
That sounds like it could be a software thing. All of those systems have a learning process and maybe that’s not working properly. Also I’m sure a bunch of that stuff could wig out if you have a dirty wheel speed sensor or something.
Also, have you disconnected your battery recently? Or is the terminal loose or something? A shot loss of battery power will force all of that stuff to relearn and throw some dash lights until you get a couple driving cycles on it.';
'>>27636280
Mommy and daddy bought you a car for you to drive? Jesus you’re a spoiled fag.';
'>>27636311
these are good suggestions. I havent disconnected the battery myself and gave the internals a visual inspection 2 days ago-- its possible i missed loose terminals so i will certainly check again, as well with the speed sensors. thank you dearly';
'>>27636336
spoiled? most likely, but the car's an unlikely cause. like i said, its a family car. its mine for the 2-3 days im driving to college, otherwise its whoever elses needs it to go to work/run errands. id be just as happy with dailying a used car or one of my parents' old ones and letting them drive the crv exclusively, but my dad insists on me driving a new car with nannies and beeps and warnings to not kms';
'>>27636348
Speed sensors would probably pop up on a good scan tool. They’re not an emissions code, so they won’t set off the regular check engine light.
That thing must be under warranty, why not just call the dealer and they can probably do a whole reset/relearn of the system in a few minutes';
'>>27636348
Also you’re not going to see much of the wheel speed sensors without taking a caliper off. Stop trying to use 4chan to fix your mom’s car when you don’t have any clue what’s going on. All of that diagnosis needs to begin with getting into the software. Bring it to the dealer, it only has 20k miles.';
'>>27636248
This happened to my 2019 Hyundai Veloster. No lane keep and radar cruise. The only difference I see so far is that my ABS system also went down along with the other stuff. The dealer diagnosed a faulty wheel speed sensor, and quoted $300 total to replace. It was at 80k miles and not covered by warranty. I refused the repair for another 5k miles before I crashed it hooning around the country.';
'>>27636248
Mom's 2020 RDX randomly threw up every light related to driver assist one night
Rebooted the car and it was fine, never happened since
Modern cars are just rolling computers';
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