[GaryBC]

Due to the totally bonkers 'safety feature' that tries to keep you between the white lines it's like driving while stuck in tram-tracks!

How do I disable this immensely annoying function?

 

[PutnamJeep]

You should be able to disable it through the 8.4 Touchscreen - there is a section under safety, I believe, to turn it off.

 

[Mister C]

Hi Gary..

Excellent description of the irritation 'tramlines' ��

You can easily disable it.
There is a switch Between the passenger airbag on/off switch.. And the driver seat-heating switch (on the same row as the red 'warning', double indicators..

Let me know if you can't find it..

So much nicer to be off the tramlines.. And back to the pot-holed roads ��

 

[syzygy]

Hi Gary..

Excellent description of the irritation 'tramlines' ��

You can easily disable it.
There is a switch Between the passenger airbag on/off switch.. And the driver seat-heating switch (on the same row as the red 'warning', double indicators..

Let me know if you can't find it..

So much nicer to be off the tramlines.. And back to the pot-holed roads ��

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I doubt he will have an airbag switch.

In fact it is not even a switch, just an indicator. It is turned off and on though the instument display.
But he wont have that either.>

It is number 6 on the image in this thread http://www.jeeprenegadeforum.com/forum/57-interior/16209-center-console-controls-buttons.html
You can also alter the amount of force it applies though uconnect.

 

[WanderingClump]

LOL That's the worse picture ever, that's the right button, but mine is in position 8!

 

[Mister C]

As per above.. see attached for button that turns off the Lane Sense.
This is for a UK Limited AWD petrol Auto.

Red Warning Triangle -> Passenger Airbag -> Lane Assist -> Driver heated seat

 

[Jeep Jon]

I leave it on and personally doesn't bother me too much, rarely kicks in and I guess it's nice to have on, just in case it helps save the Renegade one day. I've just got used to the odd automatic adjustment of the wheel. I wouldn't put any trust in it working though.

 

[kevinfourlegs]

Don't have it or need it. If I'm too tired then I don't drive. Simple as that. Just my 2p worth

 

[jellywhopper]

I like driving between the white lines, it usually prevents accidents in my new jeep!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

 

[Julian Osborne]

I leave it on, but have reduced the amount of "assistance" it gives - it can still catch you out sometimes when the white lines are confusing enough (such as double mini-roundabouts and filter lanes).

I did actually try to test the facility to stay within my lane on the Motorway, by taking my hands off the wheel completely, and that set off another alarm saying there were no hands on the wheel....

 

[Mr Sunseeker]

Lane Assist is not issue if you use your indicators which you should be doing anyway when you are changing lanes.

 

[kevinfourlegs]

Lane Assist is not issue if you use your indicators which you should be doing anyway when you are changing lanes.

There are many in the UK that don't use the indicators at all. I guess theirs can't have been connected at the factory.

 

[Jeep Jon]

I leave it on, but have reduced the amount of "assistance" it gives - it can still catch you out sometimes when the white lines are confusing enough (such as double mini-roundabouts and filter lanes).

I did actually try to test the facility to stay within my lane on the Motorway, by taking my hands off the wheel completely, and that set off another alarm saying there were no hands on the wheel....

The first and only time the hands on wheel alarm came on was a complete shock, the piercing warning! I was barely touching the wheel at the time, but it was enough to make me grab it . Still noticing new features a month later... The dealer said it might happen, but I'd seen it once only now.

 

[KevinD]

We only find it annoying if trying to emulate BMW or Audi drivers by trying to change lane without indicating. As others have said it can be disabled by using the switch in the centre console next to the passenger airbag warning/switch.

 

[mrwozza70]

It's a brilliant aid to retrain bad drivers - myself included in that - to indicate before changing lanes ??