on the steering wheel are some buttons:
left: cruise on/off, set --> no problem ;)
right: accel resume, can --> no problem
the interesting here is that one 's you hit the brakes and use accel resume again, the engine "remembers" your set speed.
but the coast button??????????????
Dodgevanman
11-14-2006, 11:41 AM
Coast allows you to do just that...coast. What it does is temporarily allow the cruise control to disengage allowing you to slow down in case there's a slow poke in front of you. Once you release the button, the cruise control engages and you come back up to your original speed.
MuskratJames
11-14-2006, 01:05 PM
Coast button allows the van to coast until it's 1mph slower for every tap. Useful since accel gives you 2mph for every tap, and I usually only want 1mph.
I've never held it down though, so I don't know if it resumes your former speed, but if it's like any other cruise systems I've driven, it shouldn't.
B-300
11-14-2006, 02:40 PM
It does what is stated. I have driven a Dodge caravan with cruise control, I used it as I approached TRUCKS or other slower moving traffic on the highway.
It's more useful on the open road, were traffic isn't so heavy.
--B-300--
stev
11-15-2006, 06:48 PM
It's the deoderant soap button just in case foul air enters the vehicle cabin area. :crazy: lol
BaldEagle
11-20-2006, 04:43 AM
nice to know!
the deodorant soap it a good alternative! :thatfunny
Autoglass
11-20-2006, 10:17 AM
It's the deoderant soap button just in case foul air enters the vehicle cabin area. :crazy: lol
But what if I prefer Irish Spring???
:thatfunny :thatfunny :thatfunny
