MY17 Superb 162TSI, Business Grey, Tech+Comfort Pack, APR ECU+TCU Stg 1, SLA, Rieger Splitter + Side Skirts, Eibach Pro-Kit Springs, Hardrace Swaybar, TPMS
@NZ_GolfR after an intensive search around worldwide forums it seems that the VAG TJA always has the 3-second penalty.
There are some people telling otherwise but that;s only 2-3 out of more then 40 posts that are telling this. To be honest, I don't believe them. Must be that the full stop was occasionally less then 3-seconds and maybe that's the reason why they think they don't have the penalty or something.
The only thing TJA seems to add to the regular fitted cars with ACC and Front Assist is the ALG to also function below the 60km/h.
What does the ALG give you over the current normally enabled lane assist?
My current lane assist sometimes reads one line on either side depending when your drifting and will sometimes slightly steer you away from going out of your lane. does the ALG offer a vastly improved function to this?
The ALG is fairly easy to enable on the OBD11 also from memory?
ALG will not "bounce" you between the lines but will keep you centered .
Yes, it can be easily enabled with OBD11 but it will not work below 60km/h, ALG will be disabled then unless you have TJA.
So this means in traffic you have to manually keep the car in the lane.
Don't you think the 3 seconds is a safety thing? I found that the ALG sometimes looses the lines of the lane, so I think it's there so you have control of the car at all times and are able to correct it at any time,
VW Aus have updated the spec sheet on their website to the MY18 models and the DAP lists TJA and Emergency Assist.
Current: MY17 VW Tiguan Highline 162TSI - Pure White, R-Line, Driver Assistance Pack, Sunroof
MY14 Audi S3 Sedan, Misano Red, Performance Pack, Sunroof
MY11 VW Golf R - Candy White. Bluetooth, MDI, Sunroof, RNS510
The 3-sec is associated to the TJA assist. When a car with TJA assist is stopped, it will auto (no intervention) resume if the stopped time was less than 3 secs.
With ALG, it's 12 seconds of hands-free operation. i.e. with lane guidance active (green), it will auto steer for 12 secs. after which the driver will b instructed to regain steering control. if the driver still doesn't take over, it will vibrate (with audio) and dab the brakes for a split second. if the driver STILL doesn't react, it will bring the car to a complete stop, hazard lights on, safely.
......at least for skoda.
Last edited by dArK5HaD0w; 06-09-2017 at 08:21 PM.
MY17 Superb 162TSI, Business Grey, Tech+Comfort Pack, APR ECU+TCU Stg 1, SLA, Rieger Splitter + Side Skirts, Eibach Pro-Kit Springs, Hardrace Swaybar, TPMS
All those who want TJA in the earlier cars had better start harassing VWA or even offer them money to get it enabled. Perhaps get your dealer to lobby them as well, if it was a dealer option I would pay to a reasonable amount to have it activated.
Yeah I was gonna say does this mean we have a better chance of getting it enabled? Surely they will just say that the earlier cars don't have the hardware blah blah blah?
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