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CONTROLS AND INSTRUMENTS
If the cruise control is canceled by any of the following, you can resume cruise control
driving at the original set speed when you turn and release the cruise control resume
switch. As soon as the resume switch is released, the cruise control set indicator light
comes on.
• The brake pedal is depressed.
• The clutch pedal is depressed (manual transmission model).
• The exhaust brake is engaged.
• The transmission is changed.
• The cruise control cancel switch is pressed.
ADVICE
When the vehicle comes to a halt (0 km/h/0 MPH), the original cruise control
setting cannot be recovered by using the resume switch. You must then reset
the cruise control.
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Reengaging the Cruise Control
Cruise Control Coordinated with
Auxiliary Braking Function
Models with Auxiliary Brake-coordinated Cruise Control
This type of cruise control system automatically engages the auxiliary braking function
(exhaust brake) while it is in use to limit the increase in speed on a downhill slope.
This helps lighten the driver's workload (reducing the need to use the brake pedal to
prevent vehicle speed increase).
CAUTION
The maximum slope angle at which the system can prevent the vehicle speed
increase is different depending on the load the vehicle is carrying.
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Automatic Engagement and Disengagement of Auxiliary Brake
• The auxiliary brake is engaged when the vehicle speed exceeds the set speed on
a downhill slope.
• The auxiliary brake is disengaged when the vehicle slows down close to the set
speed.
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