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FF.Com.Au Hardcore
Join Date: Jun 2012
Location: Brisbane
Posts: 504
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Hi all,
I love how I now have both Cruise Control and Adaptive Cruise Control; but... Now I no longer have the MC Titanium I am getting used to the MD Titanium. What I liked about the MC was I could use the buttons SET+ / SET- to increase or decrease the speed by 5km/h. Then in addition I could fine tune via the RES button to increase by 1km/h increments. So I could go from say 60km/h to 62km/h by pressing the RES button twice. Simple!!! Now on the MD I am facing a challenge from the Owners Manual to what the car actually functions like. There are only (2) buttons for setting the speed RES+ / SET- and according to the owners manual, each press of the button increases / decreases speed by 1km/h. However in my car it is actually 5km/h. So inturn I can not fine tune the set speed to say 71km/h or 103km/h for example. What are other owners experiencing?
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RE: MD Mondeo Adaptive Cruise Control
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