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The Parking Assistance System in my 2015 Genesis 5.0 Ultimate appears to have failed but HMA and the dealer disagree.
Whenever I pull up to a solid object, for example the wall in my garage or the concrete barrier in a parking garage, the front sensors do not annunciate. That is, there is no audio signal nor do the yellow/red lights illuminate on the screen. This is the case even when I pull up to within an inch of the barrier. The only way I can get the sensor to activate it to shift into reverse then back into drive. Then and only then will the sensors activate (both audio and visual).
My local dealer kept my vehicle for 10 day and finally returned it to me with the explanation that this is the way it is designed to operate. The dealer spoke with a Hyundai engineer who was at the dealership. They also spoke with their tech line support folks at HMA. Everyone agrees that this is the way the system is designed to operate. The idea they tell me is that Hyundai does not want the parking assistance system to operate while in traffic.
Does this make sense to anyone? It certainly does not make the least bit of sense to me. My wife's Lexus operates exactly the way I think it should. It annunciates while in drive anytime it is approaching a solid object - as in when the vehicle is pulled into the garage.
I'm very curious if anyone else has experienced this issue, has taken their vehicle in for service and how the matter was resolved.
I appreciate it.
Whenever I pull up to a solid object, for example the wall in my garage or the concrete barrier in a parking garage, the front sensors do not annunciate. That is, there is no audio signal nor do the yellow/red lights illuminate on the screen. This is the case even when I pull up to within an inch of the barrier. The only way I can get the sensor to activate it to shift into reverse then back into drive. Then and only then will the sensors activate (both audio and visual).
My local dealer kept my vehicle for 10 day and finally returned it to me with the explanation that this is the way it is designed to operate. The dealer spoke with a Hyundai engineer who was at the dealership. They also spoke with their tech line support folks at HMA. Everyone agrees that this is the way the system is designed to operate. The idea they tell me is that Hyundai does not want the parking assistance system to operate while in traffic.
Does this make sense to anyone? It certainly does not make the least bit of sense to me. My wife's Lexus operates exactly the way I think it should. It annunciates while in drive anytime it is approaching a solid object - as in when the vehicle is pulled into the garage.
I'm very curious if anyone else has experienced this issue, has taken their vehicle in for service and how the matter was resolved.
I appreciate it.