Does Cruise Control Affect the Car?

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LeJessica
07/29/25 11:38pm
Cruise control does not affect the car, but it should be installed at a reputable place to ensure the wiring is correct. The components of a cruise control system include: 1. Switch buttons; 2. Dashboard indicator lights; 3. Engine Control Module (ECM); 4. Electronic throttle; 5. Clutch pedal switch; 6. Brake switch and parking brake switch. The function of cruise control is to automatically maintain the vehicle speed without pressing the accelerator pedal, allowing the car to drive at a fixed speed. The methods to turn off cruise control are: 1. Press the brake pedal or clutch pedal to temporarily deactivate it; 2. Press the OFF switch to turn it off; 3. If the speed decreases by 13 km/h relative to the set speed, the cruise control will automatically cancel; 4. Moving the gear selector to the N (neutral) position will cancel cruise control, and the SET indicator light will turn off.
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