I've found a "workaround" for this of sorts. It doesn't actually make the messages go away, but they will stop animating:
Turn your parking sensors off.
Then just deal with the single message.
This sucks and it's still a terrible design, but at least you won't feel like you're driving Qantas Flight 32.
I believe the parking sensors can be disabled while driving from the menu. Totally a dangerous thing to do in a snowstorm, so I just leave mine off in the winter.
Mine's a manual so I don't have the auto-braking for parking sensors....imagine automatics are the same but you lose that functionality too. Mine stay permanently disabled, there is a fairly subtle dash warning light for parking-sensors-off.
People who say "just clean the sensors" have never driven in a snowstorm. You do not stop your car and get out to clean the sensors on a highway unless you want to cause yourself and/or others extreme physical harm. Also, cleaning the sensors will solve the issue for about 3 minutes.
Turn your parking sensors off.
Then just deal with the single message.
This sucks and it's still a terrible design, but at least you won't feel like you're driving Qantas Flight 32.
I believe the parking sensors can be disabled while driving from the menu. Totally a dangerous thing to do in a snowstorm, so I just leave mine off in the winter.
Mine's a manual so I don't have the auto-braking for parking sensors....imagine automatics are the same but you lose that functionality too. Mine stay permanently disabled, there is a fairly subtle dash warning light for parking-sensors-off.
People who say "just clean the sensors" have never driven in a snowstorm. You do not stop your car and get out to clean the sensors on a highway unless you want to cause yourself and/or others extreme physical harm. Also, cleaning the sensors will solve the issue for about 3 minutes.
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