What to Do When Acceleration is Slow After Canceling Cruise Control?
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Under normal circumstances, there should be no sluggish acceleration after canceling cruise control. If this phenomenon is observed, it is advisable to immediately visit a 4S shop for inspection and repair. Here is some relevant information about the throttle: 1. The cruise control system consists of sensors, a central controller, a servo controller, command switches, and an indicator display. Cruise control uses microcomputer technology to replace the accelerator pedal, achieving automatic throttle adjustment and maintaining a constant vehicle speed. By manually pressing buttons to increase or decrease speed, it replaces prolonged use of the accelerator pedal, making driving more relaxed. 2. The working principle of cruise control can be simply described as follows: the cruise control component reads the pulse signal from the speed sensor, compares it with the preset speed, and then issues commands to the servo mechanism to adjust the throttle, either increasing or decreasing it, ensuring the vehicle maintains the set speed. 3. The driver selects the desired speed based on road conditions and activates the cruise control system via a momentary switch, replacing the accelerator pedal control. The system automatically adjusts the fuel supply according to the impact of slopes and road conditions on speed, enabling the vehicle to maintain a constant speed automatically. According to driving operation procedures, when the clutch pedal is pressed for gear shifting or the brake pedal is pressed, the cruise control function is automatically canceled, reverting to accelerator pedal control without requiring any additional operations. 4. The cruise control function can be canceled in any of three ways: pressing the clutch pedal, pressing the brake pedal, or using the momentary switch.