Acura RDX Blind Spot Information System 2016 Manual

To activate the Blind Spot Information System, ensure your vehicle is turned on and press the BSI button located on the dashboard. The system will become active and provide alerts when another vehicle is detected in your blind spot.
Check the system settings to ensure it is turned on. If the system is active but the indicator does not illuminate, it may require a system reset or an inspection by a certified Acura technician.
While the system is designed to function in various weather conditions, heavy rain, snow, or fog may affect its performance. It is always recommended to use caution and perform manual checks in adverse conditions.
If there is a problem with the system, a warning message will typically appear on the dashboard, and the system may become temporarily unavailable. Consult your vehicle's manual or contact a dealer for assistance.
The sensitivity of the Blind Spot Information System on the 2016 Acura RDX is preset and cannot be manually adjusted. It is calibrated to provide optimal performance under standard driving conditions.
The system typically covers a range of approximately 10 feet on either side of the vehicle and up to 30 feet behind. This range allows for effective monitoring of adjacent lanes.
Yes, the system is designed to detect most vehicles, including motorcycles, provided they are within the system's detection range and conditions are favorable.
Regularly clean the sensors located on the rear bumper to ensure they are free of dirt and debris. If issues persist, seek assistance from an authorized Acura service center.
No, the Blind Spot Information System is designed to function only when the vehicle is moving forward. For reversing, use the rearview camera and mirrors for assistance.
Detection may fail if another vehicle is traveling at a significantly different speed or if road conditions obscure the sensors. Regular sensor maintenance and manual verification are recommended.