Isuzu D-MAX 2020, Owner'S And Driver'S Manual

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CONTROLS AND INSTRUMENTS
CAUTION
• After starting to follow a preceding vehicle, your vehicle is controlled according
to the preceding vehicle's movement. When the preceding vehicle stops, your
vehicle also stops. However, your vehicle does not remain in the stopped state.
Because the adaptive cruise control is canceled approximately 2 seconds after
your vehicle is stopped, press the brake pedal to keep your vehicle stopped.
However, if the stereo camera has lost the preceding vehicle, your vehicle may
not stop. Keep the inter-vehicular distance by depressing the brake pedal.
• If the preceding vehicle starts within 2 seconds after stopping, the adaptive
cruise control continues operating and your vehicle automatically follows the
preceding vehicle. If the adaptive cruise control is canceled, press the RES
switch to restart the adaptive cruise control.
• The effectiveness of braking may decrease depending on the following
conditions and situations. Depress the brake pedal as necessary to decelerate
the vehicle.
- Vehicle conditions (cargo weight, number of passengers, etc.)
- Road surface conditions (gradient, slipperiness, shape, unevenness, etc.)
- Vehicle maintenance status (brake related parts, tire wear, air pressure, etc.)
- When the brakes are cold, such as when the outside air temperature is low or
just after the vehicle has started driving
- For a while after starting the engine and starting to drive the vehicle (for
example, until the engine warm-up is completed)
- When the effectiveness of braking is poor due to the brakes overheating
while driving on a downhill slope, etc.
- When the effectiveness if braking is poor, such as when the brakes are wet
after driving the vehicle through puddles or washing the vehicle
Do not use the adaptive cruise control in the following situations. Doing so may lead to
an unexpected accident.
• After a temporary repair has been made using a repair kit for flat tires
• When tire chains are installed
• When your vehicle drives unstably due to a traffic accident or malfunction
• When the brake system warning light is on
• On a slippery road
• When towing a vehicle, etc.
Situations Where Adaptive Cruise Control Does Not
Operate Properly
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