Here it is self steering. So awesome.

 

My car needs constant corrections. I have gotten used to it, and don't really notice at this point until I drive a different car that doesn't need constant micro management of the steering wheel.

 

This is more than micro management. Its a constant irritation. I have an 03 F150 and it tracks perfectly compared to this thing.

 

That right there is pure BS.. There should be a answer for that.. I never had a car do that yet.. Not even my current 2020 Elantra, not that I have noticed.

 

Yea, I think its going to be a long battle trying to get anywhere with this. This video is only 45 seconds of driving. After 15 - 20 minutes of driving, it becomes very tiring.

 

Have you ever had to change the battery or get a jump start??
Does the EPS need to re-learn??

 

A little FYI,
Many newer vehicles have ADAS ,( Advanced driver assistance systems.)
When working correctly , you don't even know the system is working until you do something it is programmed to notify you is not safe or normal
Sometimes dirty sensors cause problems . If anything was changed from when the vehicle was last checked and set up, the system can be affected and will require recalibration.! Something like moving a front bumper and reinstalling it requires the system to be RECALIBRATED. Only shops with the proper equipment can do the recalibration. We do not know at this time if any thing that contains the sensors has been disturbed , so you might need to have a qualified shop do an inspection and see what if anything needs to be reset.

 

It has no driver assistance.

 

No. It only has 12000 miles on it.

 

And just today I noticed the clear coat peeling off the wheels. Whats next????