What are the functions of the buttons on the 2005 Teana?

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Fernando
07/29/25 2:27pm
The buttons on the Teana steering wheel have the following functions: 1. Multimedia functions: The buttons on the left side of the steering wheel control multimedia and Bluetooth call volume adjustment, option selection, confirmation, and track switching. 2. Cruise control functions: The buttons on the right side control cruise control: CANCEL to deactivate cruise, RES to resume cruise, driver assistance system, phone control, voice control, and front vehicle distance adjustment. 3. 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. Alternatively, there is an electric switch that allows position adjustment directly at the switch.
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DiLandon
08/13/25 6:47am
I remember the button layout of the 2005 Teana was quite interesting. On the left side of the steering wheel, there were audio control buttons: volume up/down and track switching buttons, making music control just a press away. On the right side were the cruise control buttons, including speed setting and cancellation functions, which were super useful for long-distance driving. On the center console, the air conditioning section stood out: a central knob for temperature adjustment, with smaller knobs on the sides for fan speed and mode settings, like defrost or recirculation. Below that was the audio system: CD player buttons, AM/FM switching, and a mute button, all straightforward and easy to use. Near the door handle were the power window switches, with four independent buttons controlling window movement. The rearview mirror adjustment knob was on the driver's side door, allowing for adjustments in all directions. These designs took daily convenience into account, with the automatic air conditioning optimizing settings upon startup, requiring just a few finger movements. When checking the car's condition, don't forget the warning lights on the dashboard, which remind you of timely maintenance.
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