[UhhItsANT]

Is there anyway to disable the car from auto engaging Park when driving with the door open? Sometimes I need to move the car real quick like moving up or down a driveway.

Also when it auto engages park it very violent. I want to disable it.

Anyone know how? Is it possible to code it off?

Thanks in advance.

[JOHN328]

I'm wishing to do the same. felt pain everytime car does that. a good technology based on harming the transmission.

[David328M-Sport]

It's no doubt somewhere in the coding.

[finaloption]

i found this out the other day too, got a "prevent car from rolling" type message pop up on idrive

[MotoEV]

A long time ago, life was much more simple. People were responsible for their actions and the actions of their children. Today, many people (even on this blog forum) are quick to blame a manufacturer for anything that goes wrong and any unintended consequence of a technology in which they have not gained adequate competency

• We want our products 100% problem free
• We rather complain on a blog about problems rather than schedule a service appointment
• We don't want to read the owners manual (paper or electronic editions)

Therefore, manufacturers have to plan for scenarios based on the LCD

LCD - Lowest Common Denominator i.e. Idiots


Idiot Proofing Cars Is The Future

Jumper Cables

[BMWrules7]

Originally Posted by MotoEV

A long time ago, life was much more simple. People were responsible for their actions and the actions of their children. Today, many people (even on this blog forum) are quick to blame a manufacturer for anything that goes wrong and any unintended consequence of a technology in which they have not gained adequate competency

• We want our products 100% problem free
• We rather complain on a blog about problems rather than schedule a service appointment
• We don't want to read the owners manual (paper or electronic editions)

Therefore, manufacturers have to plan for scenarios based on the LCD

LCD - Least Common Denominator i.e. Idiots

Yeah, and if your family member were killed by a defective product, you would drop the issue and not litigate, right?

[Hayir]

Originally Posted by MotoEV

• We want our products 100% problem free:
  I think it is our right to expect 100% problem free if we are paying. If it is free, I am Ok with problems.
• We rather complain on a blog about problems rather than schedule a service appointment
  Before going to service I always research the forums/blogs. It is good to have some knowledge before talking to the service. If you don`t you usually loose money or time. I am glad people share their experiences online.
  
• We don't want to read the owners manual (paper or electronic editions)

I agree with this. This should be the first thing to do for many products IMO.

[WPGM5]

Originally Posted by MotoEV

A long time ago, life was much more simple. People were responsible for their actions and the actions of their children. Today, many people (even on this blog forum) are quick to blame a manufacturer for anything that goes wrong and any unintended consequence of a technology in which they have not gained adequate competency

• We want our products 100% problem free True, and ridiculous to expect. Parts fail and build quality is never 100%
• We rather complain on a blog about problems rather than schedule a service appointment Yep. Some complain before trying for resolution. The forums are a great source of research and knowledge which some use, others just want to vent. Whatever.
• We don't want to read the owners manual (paper or electronic editions)

Therefore, manufacturers have to plan for scenarios based on the LCD also very true, sad, but true

LCD - Lowest Common Denominator i.e. Idiots


Idiot Proofing Cars Is The Future

Jumper Cables

It comes down to people in this day and age refusing to be held accountable for their own actions. We have developed a culture of blaming anyone and everyone but ourselves. If you are looking for some funny reading, google "Gladue Report" and check out some of the Canadian "Justice" systems sentencing practices. Accountability has become a bad word, apparently.