Acura RLX Collision Mitigation Braking System 2014 Manual
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The CMBS in the 2014 Acura RLX uses a combination of radar and camera technology to detect vehicles ahead. If a potential collision is detected, it alerts the driver with visual and audible warnings and applies light braking. If the driver does not respond, the system can apply strong braking to reduce the severity of a collision.
If the CMBS warning light is illuminated, it indicates a malfunction in the system. It is recommended to have the vehicle inspected by an Acura dealer to diagnose and resolve any issues.
Yes, the CMBS can be turned off. Locate the CMBS button on the dashboard and press it to deactivate the system. Note that turning off CMBS may reduce safety, so it is advised to keep it on unless necessary.
The CMBS is designed to function in various conditions, but its effectiveness can be limited in adverse weather, poor visibility, or if the sensors are obstructed. Always drive carefully and do not rely solely on the system.
Regularly clean the radar sensor and camera areas to prevent dirt or debris from obstructing the system. Follow the maintenance schedule in the owner's manual and have the system checked during routine service visits.
The CMBS provides visual alerts on the instrument panel and audible beeps to warn the driver of a potential collision. If necessary, it can also apply light to strong braking automatically.
False activations can occur due to reflections, objects in the road, or abrupt changes in the driving environment. If false activations persist, have the system inspected by an authorized dealer.
Yes, the CMBS is integrated with other safety systems like the Adaptive Cruise Control (ACC) and Vehicle Stability Assist (VSA) to enhance overall vehicle safety and performance.
The CMBS is a support system and not a substitute for attentive driving. Always remain alert and prepared to take full control of the vehicle. In case of system failure, brake manually and steer to avoid or minimize the impact.
The CMBS is primarily effective at reducing the severity of collisions at moderate speeds. It may not activate at very low speeds or when the speed difference between vehicles is too great.