Adaptive Cruise "Hack"

[A10MileHusker]

I was tired of hitting the steering wheel every minute. An ankle weight and problem solved.

 

[killy]

Interesting idea.

The lane tracing system worked pretty good, not sure I trust it enough to defeat the safety aspects though.

I tried it for a few hundred km last week and I absolutely would have wrecked if not for intervention on several occasions. It took several corners wide a solid foot into the adjacent lane, and was happy to do so even when I was side by side another car.

I found I BARELY had to touch the wheel for it to leave me alone.

 

[A10MileHusker]

Interesting idea.

The lane tracing system worked pretty good, not sure I trust it enough to defeat the safety aspects though.

I tried it for a few hundred km last week and I absolutely would have wrecked if not for intervention on several occasions. It took several corners wide a solid foot into the adjacent lane, and was happy to do so even when I was side by side another car.

I found I BARELY had to touch the wheel for it to leave me alone.

100% corners are for sure hands on with this.

This is more just for the long straight sections.

 

[Cablebandit]

Just wedge an orange in there.

 

[mm9351]

You can also just press any button on the steering wheel e.g. audio volume, and the ACC will still think you're paying attention. No need to move the steering wheel. This works on other cars as well, even Tesla.

 

[Cajun Heat]

Full water bottle works great also. Used it on many rental cars that require steering wheel movement. Didn't work on our Merc because it has touch sensors.

 

[mrcee]

This thread has the potential to create some nominations for the Darwin Awards

 

[Jesse H]

This is why I stopped commuting on my motorcycle.