The 2016 Acura RDX has been subject to a power steering recall due to potential issues that may affect vehicle safety. Understanding this recall is essential for owners to ensure their vehicle operates smoothly and safely.

What is the Recall About?

The recall addresses a problem with the electric power steering (EPS) system in the 2016 Acura RDX. In some cases, the EPS module may malfunction, causing the power steering to suddenly become heavy or unresponsive. This can increase the risk of a crash if the driver cannot steer properly.

How to Check If Your Vehicle is Affected

  • Locate your vehicle identification number (VIN), usually found on the driver’s side dashboard or door frame.
  • Visit the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) website or Acura’s official recall page.
  • Enter your VIN to see if your vehicle is included in the recall.

What to Do If Your Vehicle Is Recalled

  1. Contact your local Acura dealer to schedule a free repair appointment.
  2. Follow the dealer’s instructions to have the EPS module inspected and, if necessary, replaced or repaired.
  3. Keep documentation of the repair for your records.

Addressing this recall promptly ensures your Acura RDX remains safe to drive and helps prevent steering-related accidents. Always stay informed about any future recalls by regularly checking official sources.