[Staysontheroad]

Hi.
I can't figure out how to turn off the vibration in the steering wheel when I make a lane change. Thoughts? Again, this is for a 2023 HRV. Thanks!
There is a way to turn this function off on a 2022 CRV. FYI.

 

[Dammit]

I'd recommend you read pages 491-501 of the owner's manual. Owners Manual for | 2023 Honda HR-V | Honda Owners

 

[Staysontheroad]

Yes, I did read this. It happens even if the function is turned off. Hence the reason I asked. Thanks so much.

 

[SR021145]

I’ve noticed, even though I turned it off in settings, If I accidentally hit the function on the steering wheel (lower right side steering wheel ) it will activate. What I did was turn it off on both the settings and the steering wheel. There’s an icon on the display, did it turn off ?

 

[Staysontheroad]

I’ve noticed, even though I turned it off in settings, If I accidentally hit the function on the steering wheel (lower right side steering wheel ) it will activate. What I did was turn it off on both the settings and the steering wheel. There’s an icon on the display, did it turn off ?

Indeed. I've done that too. Not sure what I'm missing but it's something.

 

[Ein]

It should not vibrate unless your nor not using your turn signal to change lanes.

 

[Staysontheroad]

It should not vibrate unless your nor not using your turn signal to change lanes.

Yes. I am trying to turn that feature off completely. That is when it happens and is there no way to turn that function completely off or at least lower the vibration?

 

[rsdx]

As Ein stated, use your turn signal.......WHICH you should be doing anyway, assist on or not

 

[Staysontheroad]

As Ein stated, use your turn signal.......WHICH you should be doing anyway, assist on or not

✌

 

[Hadleys Taxi]

It would appear we have a re-incarnated English Longbowman from the battle of Crecy in our midsts.......

 

[HVHTT]

Having just picked up. My 2023. I’m still checking out things. Yes I use signal lights. No I do like the shaking function. If I find a cure I’ll post it I think I have it disabled for all but solid lines now. But I’d like it gone completely.

 

[Hadleys Taxi]

Perhaps if the poster's wishing to disable this feature were to explain exactly where and when it happens, we would be in a better position to see if the system is operating as it should or not.

Whenever the system has activated on my vehicle it is due to me not indicating whilst crossing lanes; when a vehicle has stopped at a T-junction beyond the Stop or Give Way lines, and I don't have time to indicate before crossing over onto the other lane to get by.

There have been some occasions where the system has activated after incorrectly identifying joins in the road (after road works) as a lane marker.

Overall, I don't find it intrusive. If anything, when it activates it tends to make me think why it did and was there anything I should have done to have prevented it.

 

[HVHTT]

I know with my 2017 I did not mind it at all. I guess it’s the wheel shake associated with it on the 2023 that’s going to take some getting used to

 

[Staysontheroad]

Perhaps if the poster's wishing to disable this feature were to explain exactly where and when it happens, we would be in a better position to see if the system is operating as it should or not.

Whenever the system has activated on my vehicle it is due to me not indicating whilst crossing lanes; when a vehicle has stopped at a T-junction beyond the Stop or Give Way lines, and I don't have time to indicate before crossing over onto the other lane to get by.

There have been some occasions where the system has activated after incorrectly identifying joins in the road (after road works) as a lane marker.

Overall, I don't find it intrusive. If anything, when it activates it tends to make me think why it did and was there anything I should have done to have prevented it.

It's NOT only with a turn signal. If there is shaky ground/uneven lanes and one veers out of the "lane," it vibrates.

 

[spacewrangler]

Setting up the HondaSensing is explained in the manual. It's a little hard to figure out, but it is explained.

 

[Ein]

It's NOT only with a turn signal. If there is shaky ground/uneven lanes and one veers out of the "lane," it vibrates.

It is doing its job of alerting you that your car is too close to other people's lanes.

It is in the owner's manual if you want to turn it off.

 

[ulieq]

Hi.
I can't figure out how to turn off the vibration in the steering wheel when I make a lane change. Thoughts? Again, this is for a 2023 HRV. Thanks!
There is a way to turn this function off on a 2022 CRV. FYI.

My thoughts is you keep it on until you learn how to stay on the road...

 

[zerrrep]

So for the 2023 models its always on unless you turn it off? WACK!


zeRep

 

[StaticFX]

with the new model, the lane keeping can be turned off (so it wont do it for changing lanes) but the Road mitigation system cannot be turned off anymore.. which should only vibrate when crossing a solid line... so if you have everything off, and still get then vibration, try to stay on the road? lol

 

[suparoo]

I think in today's age of motoring and other areas they are going too far with electronics and apps.
In the motoring industry they are making drivers dumber not smarter in my opinion, with all these lane keep assist - adaptive cruise control etc., either you can drive a car and think for yourself or you can't.
Granted some of the advances like steering wheel buttons for radio and hands free cell phone etc. are very useful, a lot of others are more trouble than they are worth.
My daughter has a Kia Sportage GT (top of the range), the bells and whistles in that thing just drive me insane, it takes me 5 mins just to turn them all off so I can have a peaceful drive without shitting myself every time an alarm goes off.

As for "other areas" just today, I was looking for a new electronic toothbrush, you guessed it, it had an app for your cell phone to change the settings. Give me a break.