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04-04-2018, 10:38 AM
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Location: Brisbane
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Guys,
My Mondeo was bought new in December, and now has 6K on the clock. Three times, I've gone into a gradual left hand bend, and had the car try to pull me right into incoming traffic. This would be the lane assist making an error. I took it to Ford, and they reported 'No fault found', but they did a software reset. What's now strange is when I drove home from the service place, not once did the little green lane assist lights light up. Where as before, they'd be on when ever there was clear lanes. It seems their fix was to disable the lane assist! Could this be possible? I've gone through the settings, and see everything is enabled. The little lane assist icon appears on the top right on the screen.... but ... no lane assist. It seems they have decided to disable it, instead of fix it, to avoid a legal issue with a crash caused by it. Which concerns me. The car now longer has the advertised features. Can anyone assist?
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Cars I had: South Africa: Opel (Holden?) Kadet 140, Opel (Holden?) Kadet 160i Scotland: VW Bora (Jetta?) 1.9TDi, Vauxhall Vectra Wagon, VW Golf 1.9TDi South Africa VW Golf 1.9TDi Australia: VW Golf 1.9TDi, Holden Captiva, Ford Territory 2011 TS RWD Diesel (Sold June '15), Ford Territory 2015 TS RWD Diesel (Sold Dec '17), Ford Mondeo 17.5 Trend Wagon |
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Lane Assist - 2017 Mondeo
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