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Old 22-08-2016, 07:16 PM   #1
paulg850
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Default Focus ST - Cruise Control

I don't use cruise control very much. So this might be a dumb question. How do you turn it on ? The manual has an arrow pointing to a 'dial' on the left side of the steering column between Set + and Set -. To some that might mean push it in but it can only move in 2 ways - up or down.

OK, this is what I tried. I'm driving along at say 70kph and I lever the 'dial' switch up. Nothing on the information display - no cruise control on. I lever the 'dial' switch down. Nothing on the information display - no cruise control on..

Sometimes it seems that the 'dial' switches on the speed limiter.

I also tried pushing the Set+ button for about 5 secs and also tried pushing the Set- button for about 5 secs. No cruise control.

Is the CC broken or is my understanding faulty ? Thanks to whoever takes the time to reply. Paul
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