The first thing I did after the end of that trip was to look up how it worked and now I'm a believer.
Here's how it works in my dads car:
There's three buttons:
- Cruise control main
- Accelerate / Resume
- Decelerate / Set
Press the cruise control main button. This turns on the cruise control feature but doesn't actually maintain the speed of your car yet. In order for that to happen, you need to press the Decelerate / Set button once you've reached your desired speed. Once you've accelerated or decelerated to your desired speed, pressing SET will tell the car to cruise!
Now that you're cruising, you may want to do one of five things:
- Accelerate but do not cruise at a higher speed. Just hit the pedal - you'll go faster but once you take your foot off the pedal it'll just return to the current cruising speed.
- Decelerate but do not cruise at a lower speed. Hit the brakes. This will unset cruising. If you do not accelerate, your speed will keep falling. If you want to resume your cruise control, just hit the resume button and you'll return to cruising.
- Cruise at a higher speed. Hit the accelerate button until you reach your desired speed or you can accelerate and hit the SET again.
- Cruise at a lower speed. Hit the decelerate button until you reach your desired speed or you can brake and hit SET again.
- Turn off cruise control completely. Just press the cruise control main button and you should see the cruise control light indicator go off.
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