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How to mute the lane keeping alert on the Toyota Yaris Cross

Model: Toyota Yaris Cross MK 1 - Years 2020-2026
Part: Onboard computer

In this video, we see how it is possible to silence the lane keeping alert on the Toyota Yaris Cross: we will need to act from the control panel located on the left side of the steering wheel. From the menu button, we go to settings and from there we scroll down to the LTA (Lane Tracing Assist) service: to navigate within the menu, we use the central button, which is a sort of joystick. When we are on LTA, we hold down the "ok" button, and enter the LTA menu. Here we move to the alert section, where we can choose whether we want the audible alert or the steering wheel vibration.

Posted on 11 December 2024 by ScegliAuto

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