Cruse control

Asked by Peforme30 Feb 25, 2019 at 08:31 PM about the 2019 Subaru Outback 2.5i Limited AWD

Question type: General

Why does cruse control go up 5 mph when you hit increase or decrease

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If you push the cruise control switch lightly, about half way up or down, it will change the speed by 1 mph.

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Read your owners manual. Maybe the amount of increase can be programmed. Like Jon says normally the increment is 1 mph.

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The cruise control switch does both 5 mph and 1 mph. Push it halfway up or down for 1 mph change and push it fully up or down for 5 mph change!

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Jon, does this have to be done each time cruise control is used?

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The speed you set for cruise control will remain until you disengage it.

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