zima76

I just noticed last night. I was cruising on the I-5 south to San Diego. I have set my cruise control at 70 MPH. When I pressed 5 times “Accelerate knobs”, my Speedo read at 75MPH. On the other hand, I pressed 10 times “decelerate knobs” 10 times right after, the speedo reads 65MPH. I have tried to press at different speed, each time when you press the knob; it will accelerate 1 MPH or decelerate 1 MPH. Have you folks noticed about this? Please give it a try. You will be impressed. Don’t forget to give me repo point if you think this is a great finds.
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lflorack

Good find, but that has been the case for every cruise control I have had (GM and Honda/Acura) for the past twenty years or more.

Ron A

It's in the owner's manual on page 143, but since it is easy to miss, this is good information to pass on to our happy TL owners.

My Olds 98 does this, my 96TL didn't, and I am happy to get this feature back because it is so convenient and easy to use.

Flippie

Most cruise controls do that. Ford and GM do the same thing. But good info for those that don't know.

Whiteowl

Is there a Max Speed that the Cruise will allow you set!
If your going 80MPH and press it 60 times, will 140MPH be in your future!!!! lol!!!

nfnsquared

Sorry, no rep points for not RTFM!

CGTSX2004

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harsh...

And this has been the case on every cruise control system I've ever used.

producrdel

Good info, but I believe lots of people already know of this as has been shown in this thread.

cM3go

you must have the owner's manual permanently implanted in your brain

J RIDE 81

I didn't know this, Points for you!!!!

need4spd

No points, cars have been doing this for more than a decade.