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Cruise Control buttons?


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Hello all

 

After picking up my JDM 350z ST for a few days, I was wondering if anyone can confirm if the 350z ST spec has Cruise Control? as on the right hand side of the dash there seems to be 2 buttons for this, but I can't seem to get this to work!

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Off topic sorry but what is the circular metal thing on the bottom left of that pic? I have one in my JDM but havent seen anything documenting it?

 

part of the JDM optional immobiliser system, mine has been disconnected thank God.. :)

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Thanks guys. Yep they not cruise control buttons. just me not checking them properly. Just dash display buttons :lol:

 

btw just anyone now when the car switched on all the lights come on whats the "Slip" light for next to the "VDC" light then?

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Thanks guys. Yep they not cruise control buttons. just me not checking them properly. Just dash display buttons :lol:

 

btw just anyone now when the car switched on all the lights come on whats the "Slip" light for next to the "VDC" light then?

 

I take it you dont have a handbook :lol:

 

get a free download here :thumbs:

 

http://www.courtesyparts.com/350z/2003-Nissan-350Z.pdf

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its a real **** that JDMS dont have cruise control!!! dont they ever do any motorway driving over there?! GRRRRR
Not sure why anyone would want cruise control anyway, i prefer to be in total control of the car no matter what, plus its more economical not to use it :thumbs:
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I find the cruise control really useful on late night drives down the M3 - when there is virtually no-one else on the roads its great to be able to turn it on and just sit back.

 

As for more economical - only just and *most* if they say will sit at 80 will end up drifting up to 85/90 when overtaking etc. This then negates the driving yourself is more economical.

 

While the 350z is a great car to drive and have fun in there is still a place for CC on those long journeys

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I find the cruise control really useful on late night drives down the M3 - when there is virtually no-one else on the roads its great to be able to turn it on and just sit back.

 

As for more economical - only just and *most* if they say will sit at 80 will end up drifting up to 85/90 when overtaking etc. This then negates the driving yourself is more economical.

 

While the 350z is a great car to drive and have fun in there is still a place for CC on those long journeys

 

Exactly what i think :thumbs:

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