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No offense but it does what
Park Assist essentially looks ahead not down. The OP want to know if the Park Assist will detect curbs or parking stones. It will not.
This is what I think will work for him. Curb Alert
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This is what I think will work for him. Curb Alert
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My RC350 detects curbs, parking blocks, bicycles, small children and my beer frig.
And as a side note. My 2013 Ford Escape also detects parking blocks sitting several feet higher than my RC350.
What does "It will not" refer to?
And as a side note. My 2013 Ford Escape also detects parking blocks sitting several feet higher than my RC350.
What does "It will not" refer to?
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Just wondering because my car is not lowered yet and I still drive over parking blocks just a little and they don't get detected by the sensor. Last thing I wanna do is accidentally run into a parking block when I am lowered.
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The sensors are pointed forward, but not down. If you lower you car, then theoretically the parking sensor will be lower and might now detect the parking blocks. I've come so close numerous times to hitting those parking blocks. I've tested how low it will detect and it is not far, hence trying to figure out how far to pull in.
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