Acura MDX Sport Hybrid Rear Cross Traffic Monitor 2017 Manual

The Rear Cross Traffic Monitor uses radar sensors located in the rear bumper to detect approaching vehicles from the side when reversing. It provides visual and audible alerts to the driver to prevent collisions.
First, ensure that the system is turned on. Check for any dirt or obstructions on the rear bumper sensors. If the issue persists, consult the vehicle's manual or contact a certified Acura technician for further diagnostics.
Yes, the Rear Cross Traffic Monitor can be turned off through the vehicle's settings menu. Refer to the owner's manual for specific instructions on how to navigate the settings and disable the feature if desired.
Regularly clean the rear bumper to ensure the sensors are free from dirt and debris. During scheduled maintenance, ask your service technician to check the system for any potential issues.
While the system is designed to function in various weather conditions, heavy rain, snow, or fog may affect its performance. Always exercise caution and rely on visual checks when reversing in adverse weather.
Some users report occasional false alerts or failure to detect approaching vehicles. These issues can often be resolved by cleaning the sensors or recalibrating the system with the help of a professional.
To test the system, park your vehicle in a safe area and have another vehicle approach from the side while you reverse. You should hear an audible alert and see visual indicators if the system is working correctly.
Check for any obstructions or damage to the sensors. If false alerts continue, recalibration might be necessary, which can be done by an authorized Acura service center.
The Rear Cross Traffic Monitor is primarily designed to detect vehicles. It may not reliably detect pedestrians or smaller objects, so it is important to remain vigilant and use mirrors when backing up.
Yes, the Rear Cross Traffic Monitor is part of the AcuraWatch suite, which includes various other safety and driver-assistive technologies, enhancing overall vehicle safety.