safe and smart

[3pdl]

i found a new mustang i want to buy. it has everything i want, and unfortunately, more.
can the safe and smart nannies be completely switched off? to keep it off does it have to be turned off at each startup? can it be disabled by pulling a fuse without it causing warnings etc?
thanks

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[GTthree50]

See this:
https://www.mustang6g.com/forums/th...jumper-in-the-engine-bay.120673/#post-2521199

 

[kz]

See this:
https://www.mustang6g.com/forums/th...jumper-in-the-engine-bay.120673/#post-2521199

What described in this thread has absolutely nothing to do with features from Smart and Safe package.

 

[brucelinc]

What part of the package don't you like? You don't have to use the lane keeping system or adaptive cruise if you choose not to. You also don't have to use the memory seats. You can turn off the automatic wipers. Not sure why you would want to turn off BLIS or cross traffic alert.

 

[3pdl]

my wife's car has a similar system that needlessly grabs brakes and routinely gives false warning alarms for lane maintenance. it also hoots and flashes warnings when its sun blind. until i drive the gt with safe and smart i can't knowledgeably say what i don't like about it. i'm not afraid to drive a car without it though.

 

[brucelinc]

my wife's car has a similar system that needlessly grabs brakes and routinely gives false warning alarms for lane maintenance. it also hoots and flashes warnings when its sun blind. until i drive the gt with safe and smart i can't knowledgeably say what i don't like about it. i'm not afraid to drive a car without it though.

I have the system on 2 Ford products and have never experienced false warnings or other issues. I turn off the lane keeping system but like every other feature.

 

[3pdl]

I have the system on 2 Ford products and have never experienced false warnings or other issues. I turn off the lane keeping system but like every other feature.

thanks, that's good to hear.

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