Fix for Tacoma Lane Tracking Assist Issue: Not a Fix I Recoomend But Certainly One That Works

k2idle · 2025-10-13T22:45:21+00:00

Just wanted to draft this up now that I’ve got the Cali Raised 32" Dual Row 5D Optic OSRAM light bar installed in my Stealth Bumper. The fit was perfect, brackets lined up exactly where they should and it sits clean and flush behind the bumper opening. Couldn’t ask for a better match. I wired it into the factory aux switches and it works flawlessly. Everything powers up smooth and it’s nice having it tied into the truck without adding any extra switches. If you want to see how I did it, here’s my post on wiring to the factory aux setup: Factory Aux Switch Write-Up The light output is wild. It throws a ton of light down the road while still spreading wide enough to cover everything in front of the truck. This will quite literally turn night to day. Check it out here: https://caliraisedled.com/products/32-dual-row-5d-optic-osram-led-bar

h4ngman tacoma

Active Wheeler

Aug 14, 2025

Disclaimer: Just wanted to put it out there that this is a hilarious fix for an error, but hey, no knowledge is a waste I assume.

When I started using the lane tracing on my truck, this error kept popping up. It was sporadic sometimes, like several times in 5 minutes; sometimes, it wouldn’t come on for like half an hour.

Initially, I thought maybe my settings were messed up, but that wasn't the case. So basically, that error pops up because it is pressure sensed.

The fix is simple and more like a niche thing (I would not recommend doing). Just shove a water bottle in the bottom right section of your steering wheel, and that's it.

You see, this error comes up when both hands haven't been on the steering together for a while. So shoving a water bottle in the bottom right section tricks it into thinking there is a hand there. Guess you can call it self-driving.

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