Acura TLX Rear Cross Traffic Monitor 2019 Manual
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The Rear Cross Traffic Monitor in the 2019 Acura TLX uses sensors located in the rear bumper to detect approaching vehicles from the side when reversing. It alerts the driver through audible warnings and visual alerts on the rearview camera display.
Common issues may include false alarms, sensor blockage due to dirt or snow, and malfunctioning sensors. Regular maintenance and cleaning of the sensors can help prevent these problems.
Yes, the Rear Cross Traffic Monitor can be turned off through the vehicle's settings menu. Navigate to the driver assistance settings and toggle the feature off.
If the system is not working, check for any obstructions or dirt on the sensors. If the issue persists, consult your Acura dealership for a diagnostic check.
The system is designed to detect vehicles approaching from the side at a range of up to a few car lengths. Sensitivity settings are optimized for accuracy, but it may vary depending on environmental conditions.
Yes, the system may not detect all vehicles, especially those moving very slowly, or in bad weather conditions. It's important to rely on mirrors and direct observation as well.
Regularly clean the sensors located on the rear bumper to ensure proper functionality. Avoid using high-pressure water directly on the sensors.
No, the Rear Cross Traffic Monitor is only active when the vehicle is in reverse gear. It is designed to assist when backing out of parking spaces or driveways.
When activated, the system will display a visual alert on the rearview camera screen and sound an audible alert if a vehicle is detected approaching from the side.
While the system is generally reliable, it may not detect every vehicle in very crowded or busy parking lots. It's important to remain vigilant and use additional caution when backing up.