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General| Brand | Acura |
|---|---|
| Model | 2011 TL |
| Category | Automobile |
| Language | English |
Key safety recommendations for operating the vehicle.
Details on seat belt system, why to wear them, and how to use them properly.
Information on the supplemental restraint system (SRS) and how airbags work.
Instructions on how to properly fasten and position seat belts for maximum protection.
Reasons for wearing seat belts and their effectiveness in preventing injury.
Explanation of how front airbags deploy and the factors affecting their operation.
Details on the advanced airbag system's inflation rates and safety features.
Explanation of advanced airbags designed to prevent airbag-caused injuries.
Information on the system that shuts off side airbags to protect children.
Legal requirements and importance of restraining children in vehicles.
Warnings about the hazards of placing children in the front seat due to airbags.
Instructions on using rear-facing child seats for infants.
Recommendations for transitioning small children from rear-facing to forward-facing child seats.
Guidance on the safest placement of child seats, emphasizing the back seat.
Instructions on correctly strapping the child into the child seat according to manufacturer guidelines.
Specific safety advice for larger children regarding seat belts and vehicle behavior.
Information on the SRS indicator and potential airbag system problems.
Explanation of the VSA indicator and its behavior during operation or system issues.
Explanation of the TPMS indicator and warnings for low tire pressure.
How to view and check tire pressure using the monitor.
How to use the engine start/stop button to start and stop the engine.
Explanation of the vehicle's power modes (LOCK, ACCESSORY, ON, START).
Procedure for stopping the engine in an emergency situation.
Importance of proper tire inflation for handling, fuel economy, and tire life.
General safety precautions to follow when performing maintenance tasks.
Key safety measures for preventing injury during maintenance.
Information on hazards like carbon monoxide and hot parts during maintenance.
Explanation of the Maintenance Minder system and its messages.
Detailed procedure for changing engine oil and filter.
Step-by-step instructions for refueling the vehicle safely.
Guidance on recommended gasoline types and octane ratings.
Information and warnings regarding vehicle modifications and accessory installation.
Warnings about potential effects of modifications on vehicle handling and safety.
Information on determining correct load limits for occupants, cargo, and trailer tongue.
Essential checks and adjustments to perform before driving the vehicle.
Instructions for starting the engine using the ignition switch.
Instructions for starting the engine using the keyless access system.
How to use paddle shifters for manual gear selection in automatic transmission.
Information on the SH-AWD system, its operation, and torque distribution monitor.
Explanation of the ABS system, how it works, and the ABS indicator.
Information on the VSA system, its functions, and indicators.
Explanation of the TPMS, its indicators, and maintenance requirements.
Information on using the compact spare tire as a temporary replacement.
Step-by-step instructions for changing a flat tire safely.
Troubleshooting steps for when the engine fails to start.
Procedure for safely jump starting the vehicle's battery.
Steps to take if the engine overheats, including safety warnings.
Meaning of the low oil pressure indicator and necessary actions.
Explanation of the malfunction indicator lamp and its implications for emissions.
Information on the brake system indicator and low brake fluid warnings.
Guidelines for towing the vehicle in emergency situations.
Required federal explanation of the TPMS and its function.
Overview of the vehicle's emissions control systems and their function.
Summary of new vehicle, powertrain, and accessory warranties.
How to report vehicle safety defects to NHTSA and Transport Canada.
