Advanced Driving Assistance Systems -> Vehicle Stability Assistance System for Your Vauxhall Frontera SUV Third Generation (2024-2026)

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windscreen damaged or smeared, with  
blurred view or covered with foreign  
items, e.g. stickers  
tractors, muddy vehicles or vehicles  
with a trailer  
When the ASR system operates  
flashes.  
banked roads  
Malfunction  
front camera out of its regular position  
poor lighting conditions  
sudden lighting changes  
vehicle modifications, e.g. tyres  
vehicle overloaded  
automatic braking not available, e.g.  
In the event of a malfunction,  
lights  
brake discs cooling going on  
up on the instrument panel, accompanied  
by the display of a message and an  
audible signal.  
brake pedal continuously used for a  
long time, e.g. on a long downhill road  
Seek the assistance of a workshop.  
winding or hilly roads  
Warning  
ASR/DSC  
Vehicle Stability  
Assistance System  
system initialisation process after  
battery disconnection  
dazzling light, e.g. caused by the  
sun or artificial illumination is shining  
directly into the camera lens  
These systems enhance safety during  
normal driving, but should not  
Anti-Slip Regulator (ASR)  
Anti-slip regulation (or traction control)  
optimises traction by using engine  
braking and by applying the brakes on  
the driving wheels to avoid one or more  
wheels spinning. It also enhances the  
vehicle's directional stability.  
If there is a difference between the  
vehicle’s trajectory and the path desired  
by the driver, the dynamic stability  
control system automatically uses engine  
braking and the brakes on one or more  
wheels to return the vehicle to the  
desired path, within the limits of the laws  
of physics.  
encourage the driver to take extra risks  
or drive at high speed.  
adverse environmental conditions, e.g.  
rain, fog or snow  
It is in conditions of reduced grip  
(rain, snow, ice) that the risk of  
vehicle ahead creating road spray  
loss of grip increases. It is therefore  
important for your safety to keep these  
systems activated in all conditions, and  
particularly in difficult conditions.  
Correct operation of these systems  
depends on compliance with  
After an impact or when damages are  
visible have the vehicle checked by a  
workshop.  
The system performance may be  
affected by:  
the manufacturer's recommendations  
relating to the wheels (tyres and rims),  
braking and electronic components,  
as well as the assembly and repair  
procedures provided by dealers.  
In order to ensure that these systems  
remain effective in wintry conditions,  
Electronic Stability Control and Anti-  
Slip Regulator (ASR) in progress  
vehicle battery voltage out of range  
wet road reflecting lights  
close vehicles ahead  
These systems are activated  
automatically every time the vehicle is  
started.  
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The Anti-Slip Regulator (ASR) system is  
the use of snow or all-season tyres  
is recommended. All four wheels must  
be fitted with tyres approved for your  
vehicle.  
a component of the ESC.  
The Anti-Slip Regulator (ASR) system  
improves driving stability when  
necessary, regardless of the type of road  
surface or tyre grip, by preventing the  
driven wheels from spinning.  
Vehicles With Deactivation Menu  
ASR can be deactivated in the cluster  
menu via the steering wheel control.  
Instrument Cluster ðpage57  
As soon as the driven wheels starts  
to spin, engine output is reduced and  
the wheel spinning the most is braked  
individually. This considerably improves  
the driving stability of the vehicle on  
slippery road surfaces.  
Deactivation is confirmed by the  
illumination of  
instrument cluster.  
and a message in the  
ESC and Anti-Slip Regulator (ASR)  
system can be deactivated if it is  
ASR is reactivated automatically when  
exceeding a vehicle speed of 30 mph  
and every time the ignition is switched  
back on. ASR can be reactivated  
ESC and Anti-Slip Regulator (ASR)  
system are operational after each engine  
required: press  
.
start as soon as the control indicator  
extinguishes.  
When ESC and Anti-Slip Regulator  
The LED in the button  
illuminates.  
manually at vehicle speed below 30 mph.  
A status message appears in the Driver  
Information Centre when ESC and  
Anti-Slip Regulator (ASR) system are  
deactivated.  
Electronic Stability Control  
(ESC)  
Electronic Stability Control (ESC)  
improves driving stability when  
necessary, regardless of the type of road  
surface or tyre grip.  
As soon as the vehicle starts to swerve  
(understeer / oversteer), engine output  
is reduced and the wheels are braked  
individually.  
ESC operates in combination with  
the Anti-Slip Regulator (ASR) system.  
It prevents the driven wheels from  
spinning.  
(ASR) system operate,  
flashes.  
After reconnecting the vehicle battery,  
the system needs a recalibration by  
driving a short distance.  
ESC and Anti-Slip Regulator (ASR)  
system are reactivated by pressing the  
button again, by applying the brake  
or in the case that the vehicle is driven  
faster than 30 mph.  
Warning  
Do not let this special safety feature  
tempt you into taking risks when  
driving.  
The LED in the button  
extinguishes  
when ESC and Anti-Slip Regulator (ASR)  
system are reactivated. ESC and Anti-  
Slip Regulator (ASR) system are also  
reactivated the next time the ignition is  
switched on.  
Adapt speed to the road conditions.