Engine Shut off during Automatic Car Wash
I have troubled washing my RDX through an automatic car wash.
I purchased mine in April and have washed twice so far. I got warning signals from parking sensor and the car didn't move forward with wheel spinning after the end of car wash track from the first wash. From the 2nd, I turned off the parking sensor as soon as hearing parking warning sound but the engine was shut off with the gear in P when I tried to get off the track. I believe these issues are related to the safety features. Does anyone have similar issues? |
Did you put it into car wash mode? It's detailed in the manual how to get there.
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Car Wash Mode?
I am not able to find it on the manual. |
When I put the car into neutral, the center display tells me that if I want to exit the vehicle and keep the car in neutral to (this is off the top of my head) to hold the neutral button down for a few seconds. I’m assuming that is car wash mode.
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Originally Posted by sjsa
(Post 16435676)
Car Wash Mode?
I am not able to find it on the manual. |
How totally "stupid" and a PITA to need to "explain to the car wash attendant" the workings/procedures of your car. No offense to car wash attendants but if you expect them understand such an explanation as the car begins it's wash in a noisy car wash I think your expectations are just too high. Now if you're referring to the highly educated, professional car wash attendants, now that's a different story......LOL
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I go through a car wash once or twice a week. This wash has a track that pushes the car along, and I stay in the car the whole time. I put it in neutral and turn off the parking sensors. When I reach the end, it requires I hit the brake to put the car back in drive. It's more complicated than my last car that didn't have front parking sensors or a requirement to hit the brake to shift into drive, but it's nothing crazy.
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When my friends and I had crappy cars we would use the car wash with a track. We would always brake when you get to the drying part with the blow dryers. That way it takes twice as long to get through the drying part and it dries the car really well!
I would never take a car that isn't crappy through those though lol. |
Originally Posted by DarkNinja75
(Post 16440400)
I go through a car wash once or twice a week. This wash has a track that pushes the car along, and I stay in the car the whole time. I put it in neutral and turn off the parking sensors. When I reach the end, it requires I hit the brake to put the car back in drive. It's more complicated than my last car that didn't have front parking sensors or a requirement to hit the brake to shift into drive, but it's nothing crazy.
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Most of the time I just take my RDX out of "Auto Engine Kill" mode, shift to neutral, turn off the wipers if in intermittent and let it go. At the end I shift to Drive and leave. Don't usually hit the brake, as far as I know.
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Originally Posted by Smilin_Jim
(Post 16442230)
Most of the time I just take my RDX out of "Auto Engine Kill" mode, shift to neutral, turn off the wipers if in intermittent and let it go. At the end I shift to Drive and leave. Don't usually hit the brake, as far as I know.
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