Acura MDX Collision Mitigation Braking System 2016 Manual
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The CMBS in the 2016 Acura MDX uses a front-mounted radar and camera sensor to detect vehicles ahead. If a potential collision is detected, it alerts the driver with visual and audible warnings and can apply the brakes to reduce the severity of the collision.
If the CMBS warning light illuminates, it indicates a potential issue with the system. You should have your vehicle inspected by an authorized Acura dealer to diagnose and resolve the problem.
Yes, you can turn off the CMBS by pressing the CMBS OFF button located on the dashboard. However, it's recommended to keep it on for enhanced safety benefits.
The CMBS system requires minimal maintenance. Regularly ensure that the radar and camera sensors are clean and free of obstructions. Refer to your owner's manual for specific maintenance guidelines.
The CMBS may not activate in certain conditions, such as when the speed difference between your vehicle and the object is too small, or if the object is not within the detection range. Ensure sensors are unobstructed and functioning properly.
The CMBS is designed to function in various weather conditions, but its performance may be influenced by severe weather such as heavy rain, snow, or fog, which can obstruct the sensors.
The CMBS is primarily designed to detect vehicles directly ahead but may not reliably detect smaller objects, pedestrians, or animals. Always drive attentively and rely on CMBS as a supplementary system.
Yes, the sensitivity of the CMBS can be adjusted through the vehicle settings menu. Refer to your owner's manual for instructions on adjusting the settings to suit your driving preferences.
To test the CMBS, ensure that the system is turned on, and attempt a controlled test in a safe environment by following the procedures outlined in the owner's manual. Alternatively, have it checked by an authorized Acura dealer.
Yes, aftermarket modifications, especially those that affect the front of the vehicle, can interfere with the CMBS sensors and impact system performance. It is advisable to consult with an Acura specialist before making any modifications.