Acura TLX Auto Idle Stop 2015 Manual
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To enable or disable the Auto Idle Stop feature in your 2015 Acura TLX, press the Auto Idle Stop OFF button located on the center console. When the feature is off, a light on the button will illuminate.
The Auto Idle Stop may not activate if certain conditions are not met, such as the engine not being fully warmed up, the battery charge being low, the cabin not reaching the set temperature, or if the car is on a steep incline.
Yes, it is normal. The engine will restart automatically if conditions change, such as the air conditioning demand, battery charge level, or if the brake pedal is released.
Check whether the Auto Idle Stop system is enabled and ensure all conditions for activation are met. If issues persist, consult the vehicle's manual for troubleshooting options or visit an Acura service center for diagnostics.
The Auto Idle Stop system is designed to work with your vehicle’s robust battery. However, frequent usage may slightly affect the battery life over time. Regular maintenance checks can help monitor battery health.
Yes, using the Auto Idle Stop system can help improve fuel efficiency by reducing engine idle time, which in turn reduces fuel consumption during stops.
If the Auto Idle Stop indicator light is flashing, it could indicate a system malfunction. Check the vehicle’s manual for specific indicator meanings and consult a qualified technician if necessary.
The Auto Idle Stop feature can be temporarily disabled using the button on the console, but it resets to default when the vehicle is restarted. Permanent disablement is not recommended and may require professional alteration of vehicle settings.
The Auto Idle Stop system may not activate in extremely cold weather as the engine needs to maintain temperature, and additional power may be necessary for heating.
The system itself doesn’t require specific maintenance, but ensuring that your vehicle’s battery and electrical systems are in good condition during regular service intervals will help maintain optimal function.