I learned something new...
I only found out yesterday that when I have the cruise control on, if I flick the switch up it increases the speed and sets it on cruise.......:o I never knew this before as I had never previously flicked the switch more then once. Only to set the speed. Am I the only one? :eek::o
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I have used mine for this since I got the car, but unlike other cars I have had with cruise, it doesn't let you reduce the speed in the same way. Wish it did, I love cruise (bad knee), but I wish I could drive along using the steering wheel control like the accelerator pedal.
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Yeah, I always wondered that too. It doesn't bother me too much that I can flick the bottom switch and wait for the car to reduce speed before deactivating cruise again. I do like the fact that you can use the switch to retain the previous speed again. Very handy.
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In over 40 years of driving & all the numerous cars I've owned in that time I've never ever used the cruise control or A/C in any of those cars including my 75:eek:
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Cruise control and aircon are nice trinkets, but I prefer the windows all wound down personally, and a bit of wood wedging the accelerator pedal to the seat :drool4: Brian :D |
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^This^ From past experience of old cars They've usually got gremlins in them & I don't need the hassle if they go belly up. they're things that I've never ever bothered with. |
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