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The speed stored in memory is deleted.
To store and maintain speed or to
accelerate
Press button + briefly:
The system stores and maintains the
current vehicle speed. Every time you
tap the button, the speed increases by
approx. 0.6 mph / 1 km/h.
Press and hold button +:
The vehicle accelerates without pres-
sure on the accelerator pedal. When
you release the button, the system
stores and maintains the current speed.
If on a downhill gradient the
engine braking effect is not suffi-
cient, the controlled speed can be
exceeded. Speed can drop on uphill
grades if the engine output is insuffi-
cient.<
To decelerate
Press button – briefly:
When cruise control is active, every tap
of the button reduces the speed by
approx. 0.6 mph / 1 km/h.
Press and hold button –:
With the cruise control active, the sys-
tem automatically reduces the throttle
opening to slow the vehicle. When you
release the button, the system stores
and maintains the current speed.
To interrupt the cruise control
When the system is activated, press the
button. The indicator lamp stays on.
You can use the cruise control again
whenever you want by calling up the
speed that was stored last.
In addition, cruise control is interrupted
automatically:
> When the brakes are applied
> When pressing down the clutch pedal
> If you exceed or fall below the pro-
grammed speed for an extended
period – by depressing the accelera-
tor, for example
> Sequential M gearbox with
Drivelogic: when shifting in the
sequential mode – refer to page 67.
when shifting in the sequential mode,
refer to page:.
To recall the stored setting
Press button:
The vehicle accelerates to and main-
tains the last speed stored.
Cruise control
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