I'm a bit confused by this feature and I expect you clever lot out there can help me!
Having read the manual I think I understand that if you approach too close to a fixed object it will put the brakes on for you as a last resort. Is that correct?
I've just spent half an hour pushing my wheelie bin up the drive with the car hoping it would stop me before I hit it!
Maybe it only works at the back?
Have I turned off the auto braking feature somehow in my fiddling? Or does it have to be switched on specifically?
It does lots of beeping at different rates and the image shows me what's happening but no emergency braking.
As an aside I find the manual difficult to understand. It has so many caveats that you don't know wich feature actually applies to your model. I suppose they try to make one manual fit all!
Thanks for your help
Peter
Park Pilot auto braking?
Park Pilot auto braking?
Karog 1.5TSi SEL DSG Quartz grey
Re: Park Pilot auto braking?
I'm not sure what (if anything) you have done but I know it works on my car as it was driving me nuts a few nights ago when I wanted to get into a small space. The car kept slamming the anchors on before I really needed to stop and so made the effective parking space a couple of feet shorter than it really was and the whole parking manoeuvre was harder as a consequence (and of course, I looked a total numpty which absolutely no smooth control over the car).
Have fun,
Ian
Have fun,
Ian
Karoq SE-L 1.5TSI DSG 2WD. Emerald green, beige leather, heated screen and steering wheel, lane assist, blind spot assist, adaptive cruise control.
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My Fuelly page www.fuelly.com/car/skoda/karoq/2018/tazzymutt/798670
Re: Park Pilot auto braking?
Thanks Ian.
At least i can now investigate now i know it's supposed to do it!
Thanks
At least i can now investigate now i know it's supposed to do it!
Thanks
Karog 1.5TSi SEL DSG Quartz grey
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