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Starting & Driving
Cruise Control System
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Acceleration (1)
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Deceleration (2)
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Cruise Cancel (3)
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Cruise Standby (4)
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Cruise Resume (5)
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Cruise Set (6)
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Cruise OFF (7)
Cruise control enables the driver to maintain
a constant road speed without using the
accelerator pedal. This is particularly useful
for motorway cruising, or for any journey
where a constant speed can be maintained
for a lengthy period.
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Cruise Control System Activation
Cruise control system is operated with a
lever located, at the left side of the steering
wheel underneath the lighting stalk switch.
With the START/STOP Switch in position
ON, if the lever switch is in the 'Cruise OFF'
position (7 in figure), then the cruise control
is OFF. To set the cruise control to 'Standby'
pull the lever switch to 'Cruise Standby' (4 in
figure), the yellow indicator lamp
instrument pack will illuminate indicating the
system is in 'Cruise Standby' mode.
With the system in 'Standby' when the
current vehicle speed is above 30km/h , press
the 'Cruise Set' button (6 in figure). The
indicator lamp
in the instrument pack will
change to green and the cruise control will
enter activated state. The target speed of
the cruise system will be set at the current
speed, and the cruise system will take effect.
At this time, the cruise control system will
maintain the set speed without pressing the
accelerator pedal.
Note: The set speed held in the cruise
control memory will be cancelled when
either the cruise control lever is switched
to "Cruise OFF" position (7 in figure) or
the START/STOP Switch turned off.
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