Acura TLX Adaptive Cruise Control Low-Speed Follow 2019 Manual

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Acura TLX Adaptive Cruise Control with Low-Speed Follow 2019 Sedan Specification

The Acura TLX 2019 Sedan features an advanced Adaptive Cruise Control (ACC) system with Low-Speed Follow, designed to enhance driver convenience and safety. This cutting-edge technology utilizes a combination of radar and camera sensors to monitor the distance between the TLX and the vehicle ahead, automatically adjusting the cruising speed to maintain a safe following distance. When traffic slows, the Low-Speed Follow function allows the vehicle to remain engaged with ACC, even bringing the car to a complete stop if necessary. Once traffic resumes, the system can automatically accelerate back to the preset speed, provided the stop duration is brief. The integration of ACC with Low-Speed Follow in the Acura TLX 2019 reduces the need for constant manual adjustments by the driver, particularly in congested traffic conditions, thereby reducing fatigue and enhancing overall driving comfort. The system's seamless operation is further complemented by its ability to work in tandem with other advanced driver-assist technologies within the AcuraWatch suite, contributing to a holistic approach to vehicle safety and intelligent driving assistance.

Acura TLX Adaptive Cruise Control with Low-Speed Follow 2019 Sedan F.A.Q.

How do you activate the Adaptive Cruise Control with Low-Speed Follow on a 2019 Acura TLX?

To activate Adaptive Cruise Control with Low-Speed Follow, press the MAIN button on the steering wheel to enable the system. Once the system is on, accelerate to your desired speed and press the SET button. The system will maintain the set speed and adjust for traffic accordingly.

What should I do if the Adaptive Cruise Control is not maintaining the proper distance from the vehicle ahead?

Ensure that the radar sensor located on the front grille is clean and unobstructed. Check the settings to confirm the following distance is correctly set. If the issue persists, consult your Acura dealer for a system diagnostic.

Can the Adaptive Cruise Control system be used in all driving conditions?

While the Adaptive Cruise Control system is versatile, it is not recommended for use in heavy rain, snow, or icy conditions where the sensors might be impaired. Always assess road conditions and use the system accordingly.

Why does the Adaptive Cruise Control system sometimes deactivate automatically?

The system may deactivate due to poor weather conditions, sensor obstruction, or if the brakes are applied manually. Check for any warning messages on the display for further information.

How can I adjust the following distance when using Adaptive Cruise Control on my Acura TLX?

Press the distance button on the steering wheel to cycle through the available following distance settings. The selected distance will be displayed on the instrument panel.

What does the "Low-Speed Follow" feature do?

Low-Speed Follow allows the car to maintain a set distance from the vehicle in front, even at low speeds, such as in stop-and-go traffic. It can bring the car to a complete stop and resume driving as traffic conditions allow.

Is it normal for the Adaptive Cruise Control to make adjustments in speed?

Yes, the system is designed to automatically adjust the speed to maintain a safe following distance from the vehicle ahead based on the selected settings.

What maintenance is required for the Adaptive Cruise Control system?

Regularly clean the radar sensor and camera area to ensure they are free from dirt, ice, and debris. During regular vehicle maintenance, ask the dealer to inspect and calibrate the sensors if necessary.

Can the Adaptive Cruise Control system detect and respond to stationary objects?

The system primarily detects moving vehicles and may not always detect stationary objects in your lane. Driver intervention may be required if a stationary object is detected ahead.

What happens if Adaptive Cruise Control detects a malfunction?

A warning message will appear on the instrument panel. The system may be temporarily unavailable. Check for obstructions on the radar sensor or camera, and if the issue persists, visit your Acura dealer for service.