The first piece of my next mod has arrived...
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Haven't decided whether to sell it or put it away incase I switch cats and want to take the cruise with me. If I do decide to sell I'll let you know and you'll have first dibs
Haven't decided whether to sell it or put it away incase I switch cats and want to take the cruise with me. If I do decide to sell I'll let you know and you'll have first dibs
... You'll have a spare wheel then?
Yup, the cruise steering wheel arrived yesterday:
Just need the other bits now and I'll be a happy boy!
You're still a git!
still can't fault you for nabbing it at the price you did!You're still a git!
Just need to get everything fitted now then find out what all the buttons are for!
Just need to get everything fitted now then find out what all the buttons are for!
Thats the same as mine apart from mine being a C1 and i still dont know what the buttons are for as ive never tried it
CC is brilliant, when you get chance to use it, but it can be a bit alarming when approaching the big roundabout at the motorway exit, thinking your coasting but not slowing down
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Just need to get everything fitted now then find out what all the buttons are for!
)Buttons on steering Wheel for Automatic speed control (cruise)
ON - Switches the system on (only works above 28mph)
OFF - Switches the system off (the stored speed will be erased)
To store a speed
Press the + or - switch. The set speed becomes the new stored speed. The display light will illuminate on the dash (looks like a mini speedo)
To change a speed
Press the + switch to accelerate
Press the - switch to decelerate
(the vehicles speed will change without having to adjust the accelerator pedal) (the vehicles speed can also be adjusted by momentarily depressing the appropriate button) The set speed becomes the new stored speed.
To cancel and resume
The automatic speed control system will automaticaly disengage as soon as you press the clutch or brake pedal or the traction control comes into opperation (i.e. a wet motorway)
Press the = switch to return to the previously stored speed. The vehicle will then resume (accelerate) to the last stored speed.
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Nice one Matt, strange how 'useful information' goes straight into my memory - things like shopping lists and birthdays though that's a different matter
I can't believe anyone would buy a car off of them, well, at least they haven't worked on it.