Lane Keep only works with cruise on?

[PDM33]

I don't even have 100 miles on the truck so I'm still figuring it all out. Took it on the highway today and the lane keep seemed to shut off when I took the cruise control off. Is this right? If so is there a way around it?

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[Jdub]

I found that Lane Keeping Assistance will only work after you hit 40 mph. If your turn signal is on it will not activate. Make sure that you pushed the button on the end of your turn signal so the icon shows on your display.

 

[Philly_maverick]

Also noticed if it can't read the lines, it goes off, it turns green when its active, orange when your out of lane and white if its not active for whatever reason. There are sensitivity settings in the menu if you want to play with those., Turn signal arm has the on and off button on the end of it.

 

[MLA62563]

I certainly don't think it's right. Mine absolutely works with or without cruise turned on. I don't know of any setting that might effect it....but then it's all pretty new to me too.

 

[Dallas Maverick]

Lane keeping, or Lane centering?

My Lane centering only works when cruise is on. (I also have a lariat)

Lane keeping should work the rest of the time if it is engaged (turned on)

The lane Keeping button is on the end of the turn signal stalk. When it's turned on, you'll see the lane keeping icon in the top left hand corner of the screen.

The Lane centering button is on the steering wheel under the following distance adjust button (left side)

 

[PDM33]

Lane keeping, or Lane centering?

My Lane centering only works when cruise is on. (I also have a lariat)

Lane keeping should work the rest of the time if it is engaged (turned on)

The lane Keeping button is on the end of the turn signal stalk. When it's turned on, you'll see the lane keeping icon in the top left hand corner of the screen.

The Lane centering button is on the steering wheel under the following distance adjust button (left side)

THAT makes sense! I may have hit the button on the end of the stalk and turned of off. I was assuming the button the steering wheel worked both. I will try again later

Thanks!

 

[PDM33]

Lane keeping, or Lane centering?

My Lane centering only works when cruise is on. (I also have a lariat)

Lane keeping should work the rest of the time if it is engaged (turned on)

The lane Keeping button is on the end of the turn signal stalk. When it's turned on, you'll see the lane keeping icon in the top left hand corner of the screen.

The Lane centering button is on the steering wheel under the following distance adjust button (left side)

SO Lane Centering is the one that I want to work all the time. My 2019 Accord would keep you centered in the lane as long as you were over 40, regardless of cruise control.

Do you think this is something that ForScan could fix??

 

[Dallas Maverick]

SO Lane Centering is the one that I want to work all the time. My 2019 Accord would keep you centered in the lane as long as you were over 40, regardless of cruise control.

Do you think this is something that ForScan could fix??

That I don't know.

I'm not familiar with Hondas, so I did a quick Google search.

One of the features included in Honda Sensing® is the Honda Lane Keeping Assist System (LKAS). What is Lane Keep Assist? Its primary function is to watch the road and notify you if you begin to drift from your lane, so you can take corrective action. Read on to learn more about this system and how it can help keep you safe on Cody roads!​

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To me, this just sounds like Lane keeping, not lane centering. The Ford system will nudge you back into the right spot, you just need to make sure to turn it on.​

Make sure to read more in the manual.

 

[PDM33]

That I don't know.

I'm not familiar with Hondas, so I did a quick Google search.

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One of the features included in Honda Sensing® is the Honda Lane Keeping Assist System (LKAS). What is Lane Keep Assist? Its primary function is to watch the road and notify you if you begin to drift from your lane, so you can take corrective action. Read on to learn more about this system and how it can help keep you safe on Cody roads!​

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To me, this just sounds like Lane keeping, not lane centering. The Ford system will nudge you back into the right spot, you just need to make sure to turn it on.​

Make sure to read more in the manual.

I know that's what it SAYS but it is definitely more of a Lane Centering. The Ford Lane Keep (with aid) kinda ping pongs you from side to side in the lane if you are not applying much pressure to the wheel. The Honda LKAS system keeps you centered and will navigate small turns in the road by itself.

I know, I know I need to keep my hands on the wheels and my eyes on the road I understand that. I'm just use to driving to work everyday with just a finger on the wheel applying light pressure and the car does the rest, which is what the Ford Lane Centering does.

I will go over and ask for the ForScan guys if they have heard anything about turning that on without cruise.

 

[Dallas Maverick]

I know what you're saying and I do the same thing.

I use adaptive cruise on my commute to and from work everyday and I turn it on almost instantly. I think that's the best we've got right now...

 

[kcamp317]

It took a minute to get used to that system on my wife's 2020 Escape. It works the same, only seems to be active over that 40mph mark. What's really scary the first time is the adaptive cruise and letting it do the work of slowing you down and coming to a stop. Not easy to trust it at first.

 

[SkeeterB]

After you come to trust the start/stop feature of adaptive cruise please remember if for some reason you touch the brake, it will turn off and the Mav WILL NOT stop or slow down when approaching another car. In other words, be sure it is still active as you come up to a light or stopped car. You can set the lane spacing from 1 to 4. 4 is a more gradual slow down, but takes forever to start up again. 1 is like NASCAR stopping but still too slow starting.

 

[PDM33]

After you come to trust the start/stop feature of adaptive cruise please remember if for some reason you touch the brake, it will turn off and the Mav WILL NOT stop or slow down when approaching another car. In other words, be sure it is still active as you come up to a light or stopped car. You can set the lane spacing from 1 to 4. 4 is a more gradual slow down, but takes forever to start up again. 1 is like NASCAR stopping but still too slow starting.

That’s not new, if you hit the brake with ANY cruise control it stops working. ACC is no different.

 

[SkeeterB]

Absolutely, my point is if you forgot you touched the brake and think your Mav will slow and stop when necessary, IT WON'T.

 

[Eagle11]

I certainly don't think it's right. Mine absolutely works with or without cruise turned on. I don't know of any setting that might effect it....but then it's all pretty new to me too.

Same here, works with and without cruise on

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