Acura RDX Lane Keeping Assist System 2020 Manual
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To activate the LKAS, press the LKAS button located on the steering wheel. Ensure that the Lane Keeping Assist System is enabled in the vehicle settings and that the vehicle is traveling at speeds above 45 mph.
The LKAS may not detect lane markings if they are faint, worn, or covered by debris, snow, or water. Additionally, sharp curves or steep hills may temporarily affect the system's ability to detect lanes.
If the LKAS warning light turns on, it indicates a malfunction. Check if the camera sensor is blocked or dirty. If the problem persists, have your vehicle inspected by an authorized Acura dealer.
No, the sensitivity of the LKAS is not user-adjustable. It is calibrated to provide optimal performance under normal driving conditions.
LKAS helps keep the vehicle centered in a detected lane by making small steering adjustments, while RDM provides steering and braking assistance if it detects the vehicle is about to leave the road.
Heavy rain can interfere with the camera's ability to detect lane markings, potentially reducing the effectiveness of the LKAS. It is important to maintain full control and be cautious in adverse weather conditions.
If lane departure is detected without signaling, the system provides a visual warning on the instrument panel and gently applies steering torque to assist the driver in staying within the lane.
While the LKAS can be turned off using the steering wheel button, it will reactivate the next time the vehicle is started if not disabled in the settings.
Regular maintenance for the LKAS includes ensuring the camera and sensors are clean and unobstructed. Follow the vehicle's maintenance schedule and have the system checked during routine service appointments.
No, the LKAS is designed to operate at speeds above 45 mph to assist with highway and expressway driving. It will not function at lower speeds.