Acura RLX Sport Hybrid Rear Cross Traffic Monitor 2017 Manual

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Acura RLX Sport Hybrid Rear Cross Traffic Monitor 2017 Sedan Specification

The 2017 Acura RLX Sport Hybrid Sedan is equipped with an advanced Rear Cross Traffic Monitor system, an integral component of its comprehensive safety suite. This system utilizes radar and camera technology to detect approaching vehicles from either side when the car is in reverse. The Rear Cross Traffic Monitor enhances driver awareness and aids in preventing collisions by providing audible and visual alerts if cross traffic is detected. The radar sensors are positioned in the rear bumper, allowing for a wide detection range and high accuracy in identifying oncoming traffic. This feature operates seamlessly alongside the multi-angle rearview camera, which offers three viewing options—normal, wide, and top-down—to give the driver a clear view of the surroundings. The integration of these technologies ensures robust performance, helping drivers navigate tight parking spaces and busy streets with increased confidence. The system's intuitive design requires minimal input from the driver, automatically activating when reverse gear is engaged. This sophisticated safety feature underscores Acura's commitment to integrating cutting-edge technology with driver convenience and safety, making the 2017 RLX Sport Hybrid a standout in its class.

Acura RLX Sport Hybrid Rear Cross Traffic Monitor 2017 Sedan F.A.Q.

How do I activate the Rear Cross Traffic Monitor on my 2017 Acura RLX Sport Hybrid?

The Rear Cross Traffic Monitor is automatically activated when you shift the vehicle into reverse. It uses sensors to detect approaching vehicles from the side and alerts you with visual and auditory signals.

What should I do if the Rear Cross Traffic Monitor system is not working?

First, ensure that the system is not manually turned off. Check for any obstructions or dirt on the sensors located on the rear bumper. If the issue persists, consult your Acura dealer for a diagnostic check.

Can the Rear Cross Traffic Monitor detect pedestrians or small objects?

The system is primarily designed to detect larger moving objects like vehicles. It may not reliably detect pedestrians or smaller objects. Always visually check your surroundings before reversing.

How do I adjust the volume of the alerts from the Rear Cross Traffic Monitor?

To adjust the alert volume, navigate to the vehicle settings menu on the infotainment system. From there, select the Rear Cross Traffic Monitor settings and adjust the alert volume to your preference.

Is the Rear Cross Traffic Monitor available in all driving modes?

The Rear Cross Traffic Monitor is available when the vehicle is in reverse, regardless of the driving mode selected.

Does weather affect the effectiveness of the Rear Cross Traffic Monitor?

Adverse weather conditions such as heavy rain, snow, or fog can impact the sensors' ability to detect approaching vehicles accurately. Regularly clean the sensors to maintain optimal performance.

Can I turn off the Rear Cross Traffic Monitor if I find the alerts distracting?

Yes, you can turn off the Rear Cross Traffic Monitor through the vehicle's infotainment system by accessing the safety and driver-assist settings.

What maintenance is required for the Rear Cross Traffic Monitor sensors?

Regularly clean the sensors located on the rear bumper with a soft cloth and mild detergent to remove dirt and debris. Avoid using high-pressure water streams directly on the sensors.

Are there any indicators on the dashboard related to the Rear Cross Traffic Monitor?

Yes, when the system detects a vehicle approaching from the side, an indicator will appear on the multi-information display along with an auditory alert.

Can the Rear Cross Traffic Monitor be used while towing a trailer?

Using the Rear Cross Traffic Monitor while towing a trailer might result in incorrect alerts due to the trailer obstructing the sensors. It is advisable to disable the system when towing.