Anyone else

[tprjimmi]

have this experience? While driving in heavy rains with the ACC (I hate this thing) I've had the traction control warning beep and symbol come on; the ACC then shuts down. The manual says this warning will occur at 6 mph but I was going a "little" faster". Last night this occured at a moderate speed on a wet roadway. Could driving through a puddle cause water to activate a sensor? Thanks for upcoming comments!
P.S. one last thought; on occasion my ACC (did I say) will just fade away-no touching the brake pedal, no nuttin.

 

[EdP]

have this experience? While driving in heavy rains with the ACC (I hate this thing) I've had the traction control warning beep and symbol come on; the ACC then shuts down. The manual says this warning will occur at 6 mph but I was going a "little" faster". Last night this occured at a moderate speed on a wet roadway. Could driving through a puddle cause water to activate a sensor? Thanks for upcoming comments!
P.S. one last thought; on occasion my ACC (did I say) will just fade away-no touching the brake pedal, no nuttin.

I don't think it activates the sensor, but deactivates it. To work properly for cruise control and for AEB, it has to read what is ahead of you. Heavy rain or snow blocks the signal. Once that happens, it gives you a warning that it is not working. What you say is traction control is probably the AEB warning.

I don't know your actual driving conditions, but it is generally not a good idea to use cruise control in heavy rain or slippery conditions anyway, so it is not a life changing experience if it drops out.
ACC is one of my favorite features of the car. I have it set for "fast" mode and two bars distance. .

 

[tprjimmi]

2013 Genesis

 

[R-Spectable]

I've had issues with the ACC but it was attributed to the front end after it was scuzzed up from salt and slush. After a cleaning, it was good as new. I never use the cruise control in the wet though.

 

[tprjimmi]

Brain death in full view! I completely forgot about the sensor shields up front. Heavy "splash" would probably do it. Thanks