ACC Bug?
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ACC Bug?
Unless I'm missing something, isn't ACC (and even basic Cruise Control) supposed to maintain the set speed, regardless of road inclination?
My RLX has no problem maintaining on a hill climb, but descending on a hill and every time the car easily surpasses the set speed by at 5-10mph.
That doesn't seem right, and further concerns me, especially when I use ACC to maintain my speed limit and avoid getting tickets...
My RLX has no problem maintaining on a hill climb, but descending on a hill and every time the car easily surpasses the set speed by at 5-10mph.
That doesn't seem right, and further concerns me, especially when I use ACC to maintain my speed limit and avoid getting tickets...
#2
I have not noticed this. In fact, my ACC seems to apply brakes when necessary.. That said, maybe I could have been behind traffic going downhill
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Three Wheelin'
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yea, it definitely works for me as well when tracking a vehicle and will apply brakes as needed. but when it's not tracking a vehicle and I'm going down a hill, it flies right past the set speed every time.
curious to see if you or anyone else is seeing this.
curious to see if you or anyone else is seeing this.
#4
I checked going downhill, no traffic and it kept me at set speed
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I don't have the issue that the original poster spoke about. When I'm by myself on the road in whatever circumstances, it holds speed well.
I suppose my biggest complaint would be its digital v. analogue interpretation of conditions.
It waits too long to decide to brake. It's reliable...but it can scare a passenger who isn't accustomed to how it works.
It is also a little jerky in some situations, especially when deciding on how to stop behind a car ahead.
This is my first car with ACC_LSF, so I'm not sure if the Acura is better or worse than other vehicles.
I suppose my biggest complaint would be its digital v. analogue interpretation of conditions.
It waits too long to decide to brake. It's reliable...but it can scare a passenger who isn't accustomed to how it works.
It is also a little jerky in some situations, especially when deciding on how to stop behind a car ahead.
This is my first car with ACC_LSF, so I'm not sure if the Acura is better or worse than other vehicles.
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It's only when going downhill (and no traffic in front of me) that the car will start to speed up and surpasses the set speed.
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I think that I did not explain my analogue v. digital idea very accurately.
What I meant is that the car seems to go from Slack Away to Heave In, whereas a human foot would have found a more gradual in-between solution.
:-)
What I meant is that the car seems to go from Slack Away to Heave In, whereas a human foot would have found a more gradual in-between solution.
:-)
#9
its definitely jerky. Main problem is when someone merges in close ahead of you. I try and tap the brakes quickly so it doesn't kick in and slow me way down
#10
There might be a few problems with that though:
1 US car manufacturers are too dumb to use amber turn signals so a system could not tell if a car is turning on its lights, braking or indicating.
2 The ACC is too simple to recognize such an eventuality.
3 People are not smart enough to indicate when they make a lane change.
4 The ACC takes too long to recognize if a car moves in front of you or if one moves out of the way.
With all of the talk regarding autonomous cars it is very surprising that ACC with LSF is so basic in its implementation. ACC is not new, Acura has had it for many years.
#11
Acura 2014 RLX Advance - This week I was returning from going out to supper and was driving about 35 Mph when the big Orange Lights came on saying I had ACC Failure - I tried the ACC and it would not work - This warning stayed on until I got home and turned the engine off - When I restarted the engine the large reading was off but the small orange warning light was on. I took it to the dealer for a 15,000 mile (prepaid service) and they said they had new software for the problem (They put on the maintenance invoice - 15030 Recall is Open?) - It seems to be O.K. now - Have you guys had this problem with the ACC?
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You can't pass or do anything other than slow down, because you can't tell if they're going left or right.
4 The ACC takes too long to recognize if a car moves in front of you or if one moves out of the way.
My car will keep slowing down for the car that's moved out of the way unless I over ride it with the accelerator.
The more I think about it, the better that recall flash is sounding. :-)
ACC is not new, Acura has had it for many years.
Not yet!!
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