How to Use the Cruise Control on a Jeep Compass?

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RubyRose
07/29/25 7:49am
The method for using the cruise control on a Jeep Compass is as follows: 1. To activate the cruise control system, first pull the lever inward to turn on the system. 2. To store the current speed, press the set button. 3. Move the lever upward to increase the speed. Move it downward to decrease the speed. Holding it in position will rapidly increase or decrease the speed. 4. Pressing the accelerator or pushing the lever downward will temporarily cancel the function. Releasing the accelerator or pulling the lever inward will automatically restore the function. 5. Pushing the lever all the way down or applying the brakes will cancel the function, and the indicator light will turn off.
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McJosie
08/13/25 2:31am
I remember the first time I used the cruise control on my Jeep Compass was on the highway, and it was quite a scramble. First, locate the cruise control button on the left side of the steering wheel, press the arrow-marked key to activate the system, and the icon will light up. When the speed reaches your desired level, say 80 km/h, press the SET/- key to lock it in. At this point, your right foot can take a break! To adjust the speed, use the RES/+ and SET/- keys for fine-tuning—each press changes the speed by about 2 km/h. If the car ahead gets too close or you need to overtake, lightly tap the brake to deactivate the cruise control. When the road is clear again, press RES to return to the previous speed. To turn it off completely, hold down the switch. Remember not to rely on cruise control downhill, as the speed might exceed the limit, and avoid using it in rainy conditions to prevent tire slippage.
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JuneAnn
10/05/25 2:37am
Last month, I tested the cruise control function of the Compass on a long-distance trip, and the operation was actually simpler than expected. The activation button is located in the functional area on the left side of the steering wheel, resembling a speedometer icon. After accelerating the car to the desired speed, press the SET button to lock the speed. At this point, a green cruise indicator will appear on the dashboard, and you no longer need to press the accelerator pedal. To adjust the speed, the RES button increases speed while the SET button decreases it, with noticeable changes per press. The most practical feature is the temporary cancellation function: lightly pressing the brake or hitting the CANCEL button exits cruise control, which is especially convenient at toll booths or in traffic jams. To resume, pressing RES immediately returns to the set speed. However, it's important to note that the system does not automatically brake, so maintaining a safe following distance is up to the driver.
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