roadpilot
Well-Known Member
I have BlueCruise in my F150. Before the subscription was active (it was a Job 1 truck that did not have the correct firmware for about a year after I bought it) and AFTER the subscription expired (this past 31 DEC 2023 I did not renew it), the 'every 10-12-15 second nag' to put your hands on the wheel was the ONLY difference between a BC-enabled vehicle WITHOUT a BC subscription and a BC-enabled vehicle WITH one. Having BC active eliminates the nag. There is no camera error message in the F150 without a subscription because the camera is fine.BlueCruise in unavailable and there is a "Driver-Facing Camera fault See Manual."
not ava on mustang so question is why would blue cruise employ the nudge when it uses the camera?
There is no in-cab camera (that watches you to make sure your eyes are on the road) for the Mustang like there is on my F150.why would blue cruise employ the nudge when it uses the camera?
Are we talking about the same camera?
You're gonna get the nudge without the in-cab camera. The same nudge will be displayed if you DO have BC (and the in-cab camera) if you don't have an active BC subscription.
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