Front collision assist issue

[Methodical9]

Hello, I was wondering if anyone else has had issues with there front collision assist? I have a 2025 bronco sport big bend with 20,000kms on it. Recently every time I start it now i get the annoying beeping saying that it is not available. I know for sure there is nothing blocking the front camera and i know there is a radar up front somewhere but I'm not exactly sure where. From what I can see though the front of the vehicle is not dirty so i don't think anything is blocking it.

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[Dude]

Hello, I was wondering if anyone else has had issues with there front collision assist? I have a 2025 bronco sport big bend with 20,000kms on it. Recently every time I start it now i get the annoying beeping saying that it is not available. I know for sure there is nothing blocking the front camera and i know there is a radar up front somewhere but I'm not exactly sure where. From what I can see though the front of the vehicle is not dirty so i don't think anything is blocking it.

front collision assist should be something everyone wants their dealership to repair to factory specs…

 

[jkernitzki]

Hello, I was wondering if anyone else has had issues with there front collision assist? I have a 2025 bronco sport big bend with 20,000kms on it. Recently every time I start it now i get the annoying beeping saying that it is not available. I know for sure there is nothing blocking the front camera and i know there is a radar up front somewhere but I'm not exactly sure where. From what I can see though the front of the vehicle is not dirty so i don't think anything is blocking it.

The Google AI description:
“The Ford Bronco Sport uses a front collision sensor system called
Pre-Collision Assist with Automatic Emergency Braking (AEB), which uses radar and camera technology to detect potential frontal collisions with vehicles and pedestrians. If a collision is likely, the system provides audible and visual warnings and can automatically pre-charge the brakes or even apply them if a collision is imminent to help avoid or mitigate impact. The sensor is located behind the grille in the front bumper, while the camera is mounted near the rearview mirror.”

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[Methodical9]

The Google AI description:
“The Ford Bronco Sport uses a front collision sensor system called
Pre-Collision Assist with Automatic Emergency Braking (AEB), which uses radar and camera technology to detect potential frontal collisions with vehicles and pedestrians. If a collision is likely, the system provides audible and visual warnings and can automatically pre-charge the brakes or even apply them if a collision is imminent to help avoid or mitigate impact. The sensor is located behind the grille in the front bumper, while the camera is mounted near the rearview mirror.”

And showing how to clean them:

Thanks, I will check around the front again to see if I can see anything. Otherwise I might just leave it, the beeping is annoying but its just another feature i didn't even want anyway.

 

[Dude]

Look around the areas in red for dirt, bird poo or other obstructions

 

[rugedraw]

Do you have FORScan or a code scanner to see what codes it is reporting? If you are getting faults on the dash, there have to be codes.

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