What Causes the Functional Limitations of the Active Brake Assist System?

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MacEmerson
07/29/25 4:12pm
The possible reasons for the functional limitations of the Active Brake Assist System are as follows: 1. The radar sensor system temporarily stops operating, possibly due to interference from electromagnetic radiation emitted by nearby TV stations, radio stations, or other electromagnetic radiation sources; 2. The system is operating outside the working temperature range; 3. The vehicle's voltage is too low. Additional information: 1. Content 1: The display message will disappear automatically, and the Active Brake Assist System will resume operation. If the display message does not disappear, you can stop and restart the engine, paying attention to road and traffic conditions when stopping. 2. Content 2: The Active Brake System uses radar to measure the distance to the vehicle ahead or obstacles, and the data analysis module compares the measured distance with the warning distance and safe distance. If the distance is less than the warning distance, an alarm will be triggered.
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