Recent content by billy_j844

Thanks to all who posted here. I see the rear bumper "radar" sensors for the blind spot detection.

Do you know what sort of sensors (and their location) are used for the blind spot monitors?

Mine has lane keeping alert (steering wheel vibe) and blind spot warning. I would have thought that the car uses the same sensors for both, but perhaps not.

Well, something is telling the mirror to turn on the yellow arrow when the blind stop is occupied. That seems to work just fine. Maybe the '22 is different than yours?

Thanks for the reply, but I don't see anything other than black plastic on the bottom. See attached photo.

Are the side mirror cameras inside the mirror?

I have a 2022 LT; it has most of the safety features. I'm curious as to where the various cameras are located, and what they are looking at. Can somebody lend their knowledge on this topic. Thanks.

Should be covered by warranty.

OK, I asked the service writer how to replace it. She told me that "it's a pain in the ass." She also said that they only charge $5.00 to put it on, and that's way cheaper than if I bend the arm trying to change it myself and have to replace it. :):)

Anybody figure out how to change the rear wiper? I'll be going to the dealer for my first service; I'll ask them then.

I'm new to this forum. I see posts from two other members on this thread; one joined in 2012, one in 2014. But they're both captioned to be "new members." How long do you have to be here before you're no longer new? :)

Yeah, I've pushed "down" (whatever direction that might mean), and had the same results. Doesn't seem to want to release. I'm also not ready to bend or break anything. Thanks for trying.

shelbymann: According to my owner's manual, the rear wiper blade part number is not 84215609; it's 85118765.

I still can't get it to come loose. I'm attaching the illustrations and text from the owner's manual that claim to tell how to do this. Step 2 doesn't seem to get anything loose. :mad:

From what I've been able to gather, in this case, the "cover" is actually the wiper arm. The blade connects to it. In the photo above, the right-most two segments are part of the blade, and the segment to the left of those is the wiper arm. But I still can't figure out how to remove the blade...