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5-60
Convenience Features
NOTICE
When using snow chains, be sure to
turn off the Rear Wheel Steering by
selecting ‘Snow Chains Installed’ from
the Settings menu in the infotainment
system to protect the vehicle.
After removing the snow chain,
deselect ‘Snow Chains Installed’ from
the Settings menu in the infotainment
system. If it is not deselected, Rear
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more details on setting the menu, refer
to “Winter Tire” section in Chapter 6.
CAUTION
• If there is a problem with the Rear
Wheel Steering system, a warning
light and warning message appears
on the instrument cluster and
Rear Wheel Steering system stops
working. If the warning light and
warning message are still displayed
even when the vehicle is stopped
and the engine is restarted, have the
vehicle checked by an authorized
retailer of Genesis Branded products.
• If the Rear Wheel Steering system
operation is stopped while the rear
wheels are not straight, the vehicle
may lean to one side while driving.
Information
With no warning light on the instrument
cluster, the following conditions are
normal:
• Immediately after starting the engine,
Rear Wheel Steering system performs
diagnostics and operates normally after
about 2 seconds.
• When turning the engine on or off,
Rear Wheel Steering system can
operate for about 2 seconds even
though the steering wheel is not steered
to check system condition.
• Motor noise may be heard when you
steer the vehicle while stopping or
driving at low speed.
• In driving conditions in which the rear
wheels are steered in the same direction
as the front wheels when (
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the instrument cluster by pressing the
Lane Following Assist button on the
steering wheel or Highway Driving
Assist function is activated, keep the
rear wheels straight to improve Lane
Keeping Assist performance.
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from the Settings menu in the
infotainment system, the Rear Wheel
Steering system stops operating, and
the rear wheels are straightened.
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