Acura ILX Rear Cross Traffic Monitor 2017 Manual
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The Acura ILX Rear Cross Traffic Monitor is a safety feature that uses radar sensors to detect approaching vehicles from the side while you are reversing. It alerts the driver through visual and audio warnings, helping to prevent potential collisions.
The Rear Cross Traffic Monitor is automatically activated when the vehicle is in reverse gear. There is no separate switch to turn it on or off.
If the system is not working, ensure that the radar sensors on the rear bumper are clean and free of obstructions. If the issue persists, consult your Acura dealer for further diagnosis.
The Rear Cross Traffic Monitor is primarily designed to detect vehicles approaching from the side. It may not reliably detect pedestrians, bicycles, or smaller objects.
Regularly clean the rear sensors located on the bumper to ensure they are free of dirt, snow, or ice. Avoid using high-pressure water jets directly on the sensors.
While the system is designed to function in various weather conditions, heavy rain, snow, or fog may affect its performance. It's crucial to remain alert and rely on visual checks when reversing in such conditions.
The sensitivity of the Rear Cross Traffic Monitor is not adjustable. It is calibrated to provide optimal performance under typical driving conditions.
When the Rear Cross Traffic Monitor detects an approaching vehicle, it will display a warning on the rearview camera screen and may also illuminate indicators on the side mirrors.
The system alerts the driver with a combination of visual warnings on the rearview camera display and audible beeps to indicate approaching traffic from the sides.
If false alerts occur, check if the sensors are clean and unobstructed. Nearby metallic objects or structures may also cause interference, so be mindful of the environment when reversing.