Acura RDX Road Departure Mitigation System 2023 Manual
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The Road Departure Mitigation System in the 2023 Acura RDX is a safety feature that helps prevent unintentional lane departures by providing steering and braking assistance. It uses a camera to detect lane markings and alerts the driver if the vehicle is about to leave the road.
To activate the Road Departure Mitigation System, ensure the vehicle is on and press the RDM button located on the dashboard. The system will activate automatically when the vehicle speed is between 45-90 mph and lane markings are detected.
If the Road Departure Mitigation System is not working, it could be due to dirty or obscured sensors, poor weather conditions, or lack of visible lane markings. Ensure sensors are clean and functioning, and check if the system is turned on.
Yes, the Road Departure Mitigation System can be turned off by pressing the RDM button on the dashboard. The system will remain off until it is manually reactivated.
If the warning light for the Road Departure Mitigation System is on, it indicates a malfunction. Check the owner's manual for guidance and consider visiting an authorized Acura service center for a diagnostic check.
The Road Departure Mitigation System alerts the driver through visual and auditory signals, and it may also apply mild steering torque and braking to assist in keeping the vehicle within the lane.
No, the Road Departure Mitigation System in the Acura RDX operates at speeds between 45 and 90 mph. It requires visible lane markings to function effectively.
The sensors should be cleaned regularly, especially in adverse weather conditions or after driving on dirty roads. Check them during routine vehicle maintenance or whenever the system shows signs of impaired performance.
The primary function of the Road Departure Mitigation System is to detect lane markings. However, it may not reliably detect road edges without lane markings. Always stay attentive while driving.
Yes, adverse weather conditions such as heavy rain, fog, or snow can affect the performance of the Road Departure Mitigation System by obscuring the camera's view of lane markings.