👉Training and adaptation after removing the terminal from the battery | ✅Lexus RX II:
1. Driver memory: seat, mirrors, steering wheel
2. Learning automatic opening/closing power windows
3. Learning automatic open/close sunroof
4. Learning AFS / adaptive headlights / parking assistant
5. Learning tailgate.
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00:00 - If you removed the terminal from the battery, then it is necessary to train / adapt the driver memory buttons, power windows, sunroof, AFS, trunk.
00:35 - Driver's memory: learning the steering wheel, seats, mirrors.
01:21 - training window lifters.
02:28 - why the power window button light is flashing.
02:41 - training (adaptation) of the hatch.
03:22 - learning and adaptation of the AFS system (adaptive headlight system), adaptive headlights and parking assistant.
03:48 - why the parking assistant does not work.
04:11 - learning and adaptation of automatic opening / closing of the tailgate. Why the trunk does not open after removing the terminal from the battery.
For example, I did the following on the driver's memory buttons: ❤️1. Driving position, for everyday driving; ❤️2. The steering wheel moved up and deeper, the seat back to the very bottom (sleeping position). And so you can sleep. ☝️Relevant for those who spend a lot of time behind the wheel!
✅These procedures (5 steps) must be done every time you remove the terminal from the battery for 30-180 seconds (this time is individual for each car computer).
They often ask why the trunk automatically rises / opens, but does not want to close, or rises back. Most often this happens after the installation of non-original shock absorbers - trunk racks (fifth door), which are stronger than the original ones. Plus, the original shock absorbers have a non-linear characteristic of the stroke (work).
People also often ask what the parking assistant buttons are: At 03:53, both buttons are clearly visible at the bottom. Right button: Turn on/off the parallel parking assist mode or for example the garage drive mode. Left button: turn on/off the lines of the intended trajectory of movement.