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Storing a sp ee d
You must set and then store a vehicle speed using the
cruise control.
Fig. 138 Cruise control
switches
- Accelerate until you reach the driving speed you want to
store.
Pull lever @ towards the steering wheel
G) => fig. 138 to
switch the system on.
Press button
®·
After you release button @ , the current vehicle speed is stored and
maintained. •
Changing a stored speed
You can change a stored speed.
Accelerate (faster)
- Lift lever @ toward 0 => fig. 138.
Release the lever to store the new speed.
Decelerate (slower)
- Lower lever @ toward O => fig. 138.
- Release the lever to store the new speed.
You can also inc rease the vehicle speed by depressing the acceler-
ator pedal. The vehicle speed will increase as long as you keep the
accelerator pedal depressed. When you let up on the accelerator
pedal, the vehicle speed will automatically return the to previously
stored vehicle speed in the cruise control.
If the actual vehicle speed exceeds the stored vehicle speed in the
cruise control for longer than five minutes and by more than 6 mph
(10 km/h), the cruise control will automatically erase the stored
vehicle speed and you will have to reset the cruise control again.
Tapping the lever lightly @
By lightly tapping the lever @ toward G) ~ fig. 138, you can
increase vehicle speed by approximately 1 mph (2 km/h).
By lightly tapping the lever @ toward
O
~
fig. 138, you can
decrease vehicle speed by approximately 1 mph (2 km/hl. •
Switching the system off t e mporarily
Either of the following actions will temporarily deactivate
the cruise control:
- pressing the brake pedal, or
- pressing the clutch pedal (on manual transmission
models), or
moving the lever @ up in direction
@ (not engaging)
=>fig .138.
When you temporarily deactivate the cruise control for a brief
period, the previously stored vehicle speed remains in the memory. -.,
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