Is it ok to abuse Cruise Control?
#31
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With the CC set and "ON", maintaining your speed, you can raise or lower your speed by pressing the "+" or "-" buttons. Each press of those buttons changes speed by 1 MPH. There's no need to tap the brakes to change speed unless you need drastic changes.
#32
well there is the slower (whatever its labeled) button you can press to let of a few but its reaction is a bit slow
and ya that smart CC is crazy (I think it lets you pick the following distance though but don't know as I wouldn't use it if I had it
and then theres the auto brakeing that some have (um what if a bird flys infront of you at just the right distance to fool it
I find CC kind of useless as I was going to use it for school zones but 20mph is to slow to turn it on (minimum speed and all)
and ya that smart CC is crazy (I think it lets you pick the following distance though but don't know as I wouldn't use it if I had it
and then theres the auto brakeing that some have (um what if a bird flys infront of you at just the right distance to fool it
I find CC kind of useless as I was going to use it for school zones but 20mph is to slow to turn it on (minimum speed and all)
#33
"+" and "-" let you keep your foot on the floor or even under the pedals while following speed limit changes (or strictness of enforcement, for that matter). Those are not places where I want my brake foot to be while I'm driving, but I digress . . .
Norm
Last edited by Norm Peterson; 07-08-2011 at 11:37 AM.
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