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How to Activate Cruise Control on the Sagitar?

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AmaraAnn

07/28/25 5:28pm

The cruise control switch for the Sagitar is located on the left stalk of the steering column. When the vehicle is stationary or in motion, turn the cruise switch from OFF to ON. At this point, a green cruise control icon will appear on the speedometer, indicating that the cruise function is activated. Press the SET/- area of button A to control the speed. Cruise control function: When the cruise control button is pressed, the car will maintain the set speed. Depressing the brake pedal will immediately deactivate this function. In addition to using the brake pedal to deactivate, there are other deactivation methods such as the parking brake, clutch (M/T), and speed adjustment lever (A/T). How to use cruise control: 1. Turn on GRA. Move switch B to the ON position. The system is activated, but no speed is stored or regulated yet. 2. Activate GRA. Press the SET/- area of button A. The current speed is stored as the cruising speed and the speed is controlled. 3. Temporarily deactivate GRA adjustment. Move switch B to the CANCEL position. Alternatively: Depress the brake pedal or clutch pedal. The speed control function is temporarily deactivated. The set speed remains stored in memory. 4. Reactivate GRA adjustment. Press the SET+ area of button A. The stored speed is recalled and the speed is controlled. 5. Turn off GRA. Move switch B to the OFF position. The system is turned off. The stored speed is deleted.

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