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Starting and driving
When an object is approximately 3 feet
(90 cm) from the car, the sound pulses
change character markedly. A distance of
about 3 feet (90 cm) is suitable if you wish
to load or unload the luggage compartment.
If the distance between an object and the
corner sensors does not change for three
seconds, e.g. if you are reversing alongside
a wall, the system will switch to monitoring
straight back. The system indicates if the
distance to the wall decreases again.
The system can be disengaged for when
driving with a trailer. Press and hold the CLR
button on the steering wheel when the dis-
play shows "
PARK ASSIST
", until the dis-
play shows "
PARK ASSIST OFF
". The
system is re-engaged in the same way. The
system is also always activated when the
ignition key is turned to ON.
Pressing a steering wheel button briefly will
not disengage the system, the display will
simply show the previously selected func-
tion.
Ice, snow and dirt can affect the sensitivity
of the sensors. In such cases a continuous
tone will sound warning the driver that the
system cannot measure the distance to an
object. You can turn the system off by press-
ing and holding the CLR button for
1.5 seconds.
If the text "
PARK ASSIST FAILURE
" is dis-
played on the SID, have the system
checked by a workshop. We recommend
that you contact an authorized Saab dealer.
NOTICE
Reverse slowly so that you have time to
stop the car when the continuous tone is
heard at approx. 12 in. (30 cm).
NOTICE
To function well, the sensors must be kept
clean. Ice snow and dirt can affect their
sensitivity.
Do not spray the sensors or closer than
8 in. (20 cm) to the sensors with a pres-
sure washer, as this could damage them.
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