ACC cutting out intermittently

[ReintjeWA]

I’ve never had it turn off, not even when I wasn’t holding the steering wheel to see if it would stop the car eventually. It just turned off the TJA but kept going at the speed set, bouncing between the lines on the ELK.

 

[Cabansail]

Is the Trophy AWD or RWD?

 

[MG Clive]

Is the Trophy AWD or RWD?

The MG4 Trophy is RWD, the X-Power is AWD.

 

[NLMGSAN]

Possibly, but it's going to depend on where and for how long you drive to whether you see it or not. My car used to not like it when the motorway lines were worn out, it would throw a wobbler and just cancel if it thought it was too long, or they kept coming and going. However, it wouldn't always perform the same in the same place. It also didn't like it if HGV's were slightly coming over the line, or if the lanes were narrow.

Now it just carries on until it see's another line. It very rarely cancelled on smaller or single lane roads even on the original software it came with.

Are we now talking about lane keeping. Because ACC does not cause a wobbler.
About HGV'S:same experience.

 

[gary333]

Are we now talking about lane keeping. Because ACC does not cause a wobbler.
About HGV'S:same experience.

Depends what you mean by wobbler. I mean this meaning:

A combination of “sudden unexpected outburst of anger or rage And a person who is uncertain what to do or who changes repeatedly between two opinions

To confirm I’m talking about ACC only. TJA is a travesty, it’s like a toddler driving. Even the acronym makes no sense, why would I need lane keeping (which is more like lane ping pong) in a traffic jam. It’s terrible (even on the latest software).

 

[NLMGSAN]

If you mean that kind of wobbler... that fits the behavior of ACC.
And yes, TJA is not well implemented. It makes you look like a drunken driver.