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I’d love to know if there’s a setting for that or not!
Glad to know someone else experienced the same situation while drying. I was hoping the next time a Genie would pop out with a lowering kit and set of 22's...... In the future, will just set key fob some distance from the vehicle.
No such setting exists.
No we aren’t referring to the rear park assist sensors. There’s a sonar type sensor on the underneath side of the rear bumper that activates the automatic rear tailgate.
Sorry , in my original post I am referring to the driver side bumper sensors activating the hatch while I am drying the bumper. The "kick" sensor under the vehicle was never approached .
Oh that’s odd. My bad. Yeah your park assist sensors on the rear bumper should not be activating your kick sensor for the tailgate. Like I said before, from what I’ve experienced with the few 15+ trucks equipped with them that I detail, they’re very sensitive. The foot sensor will go off with even the smallest object waving near it. I’d be willing to bet you activated the foot sensors when you were drying just by being near the rear bumper. But I would have your dealer check it out if in fact your park assist sensors are opening your tailgate as that’s not right.
No problem. With the ignition off , one would think that there shouldn't be any power to the sensors . Seems that they might be powered all the time. Will check with the techs at my first service. Not a big deal , just strange.
