What to do if Toyota BSM RCTA sensor is covered?
If mud, stickers, or other materials are covering the sensor or attached to the rear bumper, the RCTA may not function correctly. To ensure proper operation, clean the sensor and rear bumper regularly.
Why Toyota BSM Automobile Accessories RCTA doesn't work when reversing fast?
The RCTA may not function properly if the vehicle is reversing at high speed. It is recommended to refrain from reversing at high speeds to ensure the system operates as intended.
Why Toyota BSM RCTA doesn't detect pedestrians?
The RCTA system may not detect small objects such as pedestrians, bicycles, small motorcycles, or animals. Always ensure the area is clear of such objects.
What to do if Toyota BSM RCTA doesn't detect fast approaching vehicles?
The RCTA system might fail to detect vehicles approaching at high speed (more than 12km/h). Be cautious of high-speed vehicles when reversing.
Why Toyota Automobile Accessories RCTA doesn't detect stationary objects?
The RCTA system is designed to detect moving vehicles and may not detect stationary objects such as guardrails, walls, road signs, or parked vehicles. Be aware of stationary obstacles around the vehicle.
Why Toyota Automobile Accessories RCTA doesn't detect vehicles directly behind?
The RCTA may not detect vehicles approaching directly from behind. Always check your surroundings when reversing to ensure safety.
What to do if Toyota BSM RCTA doesn't work in bad weather?
The RCTA system's performance may be affected by severe weather conditions. Avoid reversing in severe weather conditions to ensure safety.
What to do if Toyota Automobile Accessories RCTA doesn't detect vehicles moving away?
The RCTA system may not detect vehicles moving away from your vehicle immediately after engaging Reverse (R). Always check for moving vehicles before reversing.
Why Toyota Automobile Accessories RCTA doesn't detect cars in adjacent parking?
The RCTA system may not detect vehicles approaching or backing out from adjacent parking spaces. Always look both ways for vehicles in adjacent parking spaces before reversing.
What to do if Toyota BSM RCTA doesn't work on a busy street?
The RCTA system may have difficulty detecting vehicles when the parking space faces a street with constant traffic. Be particularly cautious when reversing out of such parking spaces.
General| Feature | Blind Spot Monitoring |
|---|---|
| Alert Type | Visual and audible alerts |
| Technology | Radar-based |
| Integration | Integrated with the vehicle's safety system |
| Visual Alert Location | Side mirrors |
| Activation | Automatically activates when the vehicle is in motion |
| System Integration | May integrate with Rear Cross-Traffic Alert (RCTA) |
| Compatibility | Available on various Toyota models |
| Installation | Factory-installed option |
Critical safety warnings regarding BSM and RCTA system usage, emphasizing driver responsibility and limitations.
Explains how BSM and RCTA systems work, including sensor locations, LED indicators, and initial system behavior.
Notes on keeping the rear bumper clean and potential visibility issues of LED indicators in bright sunlight.
Details BSM activation at speeds over 16km/h and radar detection of vehicles in adjacent lanes during lane changes.
Highlights system limitations, driver responsibility, and potential issues with detecting fast-moving vehicles or visibility.
Covers scenarios where BSM may fail to detect objects or provide inaccurate warnings, such as weather, lane width, and road conditions.
Describes RCTA activation in reverse, detection parameters, and crucial warnings about its supplementary nature and visibility.
Lists scenarios where RCTA may not detect vehicles, including object types, speed, sensor obstructions, and vehicle movement.
Introduces troubleshooting for RCTA, covering conditions impacting performance such as weather and reversing speed.
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