How to turn off the cruisemain light?
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When the cruisemain light is on, simply press the cruise control switch to turn off the cruise control. Here is more information about cruise control: 1. Common cruise control operation buttons include: set, coast, resume (res), accelerate (acc), and cancel (canel), etc. The functions of these buttons may vary depending on the vehicle model. 2. When the driver performs actions such as accelerating or braking, the cruise control system in the car will automatically disengage and return to manual control. 3. The car's electronic cruise control system (cruisemain) has an indicator light that turns on to remind the driver that the cruise control mode is activated. The cruise control system can only be activated when the vehicle speed exceeds 40 km/h. Once the speed is set during high-speed driving, the driver can release the accelerator pedal, and the vehicle will enter a fixed-speed driving state.
After driving for so many years, I've learned that when the Cruise Main light comes on, it means the cruise control system is activated but the speed hasn't been set yet. Turning it off is simple—just press the button labeled CRUISE or ON/OFF on the steering wheel, and the light will go out immediately. Sometimes, the light might get stuck, like when the button has poor contact—just press it a couple more times or give it a gentle tap, and it should work fine. There was one time when my car's light stayed on inexplicably, and I later found out it was due to low battery voltage causing a false alert. Restarting the car solved the issue. It's best to develop a habit of turning off cruise control during daily driving—if you don't use it often, just switch it off. This prevents the light from staying on and distracting you, and turning it off also reduces the risk of accidental acceleration. Safety always comes first.
I remember there was a time when the Cruise Main light on my car kept staying on, which really annoyed me. Usually, you can turn it off directly by pressing the cruise control switch—it's right next to the steering wheel, just a simple press. If the light still won’t go off, the switch might be faulty or the wiring could be reversed; try gently adjusting the connector. Also, pressing the brake pedal can cancel the cruise control and turn off the light—it’s a safety feature designed into the system. Don’t ignore this little light; if it stays on, it means the system is in standby mode. Leaving it on for too long can drain the battery and accelerate its aging—I learned this the hard way. It’s best to get into the habit of turning it off when you’re done driving.
