Acura RDX Collision Mitigation Braking System 2023 Manual
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The primary function of the CMBS in the 2023 Acura RDX is to reduce the likelihood of a frontal collision by providing visual and audio alerts, and if necessary, applying the brakes automatically to mitigate the impact.
The CMBS is active when the vehicle is in motion and the system status is displayed on the instrument panel. If there are any malfunctions, a warning light will appear, and an alert will be displayed on the dashboard.
Yes, the CMBS can be temporarily disabled through the vehicle settings menu on the infotainment system, although it is recommended to keep it active for safety purposes.
If the CMBS warning light remains on, it is advised to take your vehicle to an authorized Acura service center as soon as possible for a diagnostic check and repair.
While the CMBS is designed to function in various conditions, its effectiveness may be reduced in extreme weather such as heavy rain, snow, or fog. It relies on radar and camera sensors that could be obstructed by adverse weather.
Regularly clean the front grille and windshield to ensure the radar and camera sensors are unobstructed. Avoid placing any accessories that might block the sensors.
The CMBS is primarily focused on frontal collision prevention. While it can help reduce the severity of rear-end collisions by stopping the vehicle, it is not specifically designed for them.
Unexpected activation might occur due to sudden changes in traffic conditions, sharp curves, or when the system misinterprets non-threatening objects as obstacles.
Yes, depending on the speed and conditions, the CMBS is capable of bringing the Acura RDX to a complete stop to avoid or mitigate a collision.
While not frequently, the CMBS may require software updates for optimal performance. These are typically performed during routine maintenance at authorized service centers.