Drago86
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additional TLDR : Sport trim with 9AT also gets an oil pressure gauge as it replaces the diff temp the LSD models get.
additional TLDR : Sport trim with 9AT also gets an oil pressure gauge as it replaces the diff temp the LSD models get.
change the dash view “sport”. You do so with the shortcut button on the left side of the steering wheel. Select meter view, and then toggle to “sport”.How did you get your dash to show "Engine Oil Pressure"?
I think I agree with this hypothesis. It happened to me today in 75 degree weather with clear skies. I think in this scenario, the camera at the top of the windshield was blinded from drive into the oncoming Fall time sun. So it couldn't see the road ahead. I caught this picture while blindly driving westward.Happens to me on a specific section of road. I think the sensor gets blinded by light and freaks out for a bit.
Mine did this again today, driving into the sunset, but I also caught some trash on the grill. Cleaned the sensors off again, will see if it happens on the way home again tomorrow.I think I agree with this hypothesis. It happened to me today in 75 degree weather with clear skies. I think in this scenario, the camera at the top of the windshield was blinded from drive into the oncoming Fall time sun. So it couldn't see the road ahead. I caught this picture while blindly driving westward.![]()
Do you have any RainX or ceramic coating on your windshield? I've found that those can impact the lane departure cameras.Mine did this again today, driving into the sunset, but I also caught some trash on the grill. Cleaned the sensors off again, will see if it happens on the way home again tomorrow.
It also dimmed the dash and infotainment system displays, first time I have seen that.
The car was professionally ceramic coated a few months after I bought it. The same thing happend again today, around the same place and the dash dimmed again too. I'll give the alcohol a try!Do you have any RainX or ceramic coating on your windshield? I've found that those can impact the lane departure cameras.
When applying RainX to my glass, I'll go around that little box in front of the rearview mirror. RainX Pro Ceramic is the worst offender in my experience.
May be worth cleaning the little area with some rubbing alcohol to ensure its pure bare clean glass. That's how I cured this issue on my Grand Cherokee.