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1994 Honda Prelude Si, Standard

Section 10 (Cruise Control System): Operation

1994 Honda Prelude Si, StandardSECTION Operation
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The cruise control system will set and automatically maintain any speed at more than 25 MPH. To set, ensure main switch is on. Press SET switch after reaching desired speed. Pressing SET switch with main switch on will cause CRUISE CONTROL light display to come on. Pushing main switch to off, will cancel cruise control system operation and erase vehicle speed from memory.

If system is disengaged temporarily by brakelight switch, clutch switch or shift position switch, press RESUME switch. With RESUME switch pressed and speed memory retained, vehicle automatically returns to previous set speed. Holding RESUME switch will gradually increase vehicle speed without having to depress accelerator pedal. This sends an acceleration signal input to cruise control unit. When RESUME switch is released, system is reprogrammed for new speed.

For gradual deceleration without pressing brake pedal, push SET switch and hold switch until desired speed is reached. This sends a deceleration signal input to cruise control unit. When desired speed is reached, release SET switch. This reprograms system for new speed.

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