What are the function buttons on the steering wheel of the 2008 Teana?
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The buttons on the Teana steering wheel have the following functions: Multimedia functions: The buttons on the left side of the steering wheel control multimedia and Bluetooth phone volume adjustment, option selection, confirmation, and track switching. Cruise control functions: The buttons on the right side control cruise control: CANCEL to cancel cruise, RES to resume cruise, driving assistance system, phone control, voice control, and front vehicle distance adjustment. Steering wheel position adjustment: Pull up the lever to activate adjustment mode, allowing manual adjustment of the steering wheel position. Pull the lever and manually hold and move the steering wheel to the desired position. Another option is an electric switch, which allows position adjustment directly at the switch.
I remember the steering wheel on the 2008 Teana had the audio control zone on the left side. While driving, a light tap of the left thumb could easily adjust the volume up or down. The arrow key next to it was especially practical—changing radio stations or skipping Bluetooth tracks required no distraction at all. The right side was more focused on driving assistance. The SET button for cruise control was a huge help on highways; after setting the speed, just pressing RES would resume it. The cancel button could instantly stop the function in traffic jams, while the speed adjustment buttons were perfectly positioned under the index finger for smooth operation. There was also a mute button and a call button hidden at the top, making phone calls both safe and effortless.
The steering wheel design of this model is very user-friendly, with anti-slip treatment applied to the buttons on both sides. The audio control area consolidates volume adjustment, channel switching, and audio source selection, allowing drivers to switch songs with minimal finger movement while driving. The cruise control buttons on the right side are thoughtfully arranged: the circular button in the center controls activation and cancellation, while the up and down arrows provide vibration feedback when adjusting speed, with just the right thumb pressure to prevent accidental touches. The backlit buttons remain clearly visible in low-light conditions, enabling experienced drivers to operate them by touch alone.