Road Departure Mitigation Symptom Troubleshooting Index

2020 Honda CR-V Hybrid EXSECTION Road Departure Mitigation Symptom Troubleshooting Index
Symptom  Diagnostic procedure  Also check for
RDM indicator (on the MID) does not go off, and no DTCs are stored NOTE:  If any of the CAN communication failure DTC is indicated in another system, troubleshoot the DTC first.
  • Check for an open or a short in the F-CAN circuit;
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      Between the gauge control module and the CAN gateway (F-CAN D_H, F-CAN D_L)

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      Between the millimeter wave radar and the CAN gateway (F-CAN C_H, F-CAN C_L)

  • Check the millimeter wave radar power circuit (IG1_OPTION).
  • Check the millimeter wave radar ground circuit (GND).
  • Do to the gauge control module self-diagnostic function .
Refer to the followings about the indicator operating condition;

Refer to the followings about the circuit troubleshooting;

RDM indicator (on the MID) does not come on Symptom troubleshooting   
RDM warning buzzer does not sound Do the gauge control module self-diagnostic function .  
RDM system warns when warning is unnecessary Aim the multipurpose camera .
  • Weather condition
  • Road condition
  • Driving condition
RDM system does not warn when warning is necessary Aim the multipurpose camera .
  • Weather condition
  • Road condition
  • Driving condition
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