Flashlight Required for Cruise Control
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Flashlight Required for Cruise Control
Haven't seen this mentioned on this board before. I took a road trip recently and wanted to use the cruise control. It was dark and I suddenly realized that I the cruise "controls" were not backlit! I find this odd since every other feature seems to be illuminated. I had to turn the dome light on to make adjustments until I memorized the layout. Anyone else find this annoying?
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Originally posted by wildone_106
I can do it Blindfold, push the square button, set speed and pull down on the switcher thingy...!
I can do it Blindfold, push the square button, set speed and pull down on the switcher thingy...!
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Originally posted by My_Tampa_Z
Haven't seen this mentioned on this board before. I took a road trip recently and wanted to use the cruise control. It was dark and I suddenly realized that I the cruise "controls" were not backlit! I find this odd since every other feature seems to be illuminated. I had to turn the dome light on to make adjustments until I memorized the layout. Anyone else find this annoying?
Haven't seen this mentioned on this board before. I took a road trip recently and wanted to use the cruise control. It was dark and I suddenly realized that I the cruise "controls" were not backlit! I find this odd since every other feature seems to be illuminated. I had to turn the dome light on to make adjustments until I memorized the layout. Anyone else find this annoying?
But yeah, it's only a few buttons, I'd just randomly press them until something worked (only so many combinations, ya know)
-D'oh!
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The backlighting is a nice feature, but certainly not a big deal after the first 5 minutes or so. I much prefer cruise mounted on the wheel to the "stick" mounted cruise that is on many GM cars.
FYI, I've rented a lot of cars and there really isn't any consistancy as to which types/brands/price of cars have backlit cruise. It's certainly not a high end feature, because I've seen it on econo cars and then not seen it on luxury cars.
FYI, I've rented a lot of cars and there really isn't any consistancy as to which types/brands/price of cars have backlit cruise. It's certainly not a high end feature, because I've seen it on econo cars and then not seen it on luxury cars.
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Originally posted by wildone_106
"switcher thingy"...!
"switcher thingy"...!
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