Switch (A) has two positions:
CRUISE CONTROL
WARNING
(
fig. 77 ) (optional for versions/markets
– OFF in this position the device is de-
activated;
The cruise control must
only be activated when
where applicable)
the traffic and the road make it
possible to travel safely at a con-
stant speed for a sufficiently long
time.
–
ON is the device’s normal operating
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
position. When the device starts to act on
the engine, the corresponding warning
light on the instrument cluster turns on.
The electronic cruise control makes it
possible to drive the car at the required
speed without pressing the accelerator
pedal. This reduces driving fatigue on mo-
torways, especially during long journeys
because the speed memorised is auto-
matically maintained.
The knurled ring (B) serves to memo-
rise and maintain the car speed or to in-
crease or reduce the speed memorised.
The device is automatically disengaged
in any one of the following cases:
Turn the knurled ring (B) to the (+) po-
sition to memorise the speed reached or
to increase the speed memorised.
– pressing the brake pedal;
– pressing the clutch pedal;
IMPORTANT The Cruise Control can
only be engaged with speed over 30
km/h and, just for certain versions up to
–
inadvertently moving the automatic
Turn the knurled ring (B) to the (–) to
reduce the speed memorised.
gearshift lever to N.
180
km/h.
WARNING
On vehicles with auto-
matic transmission, nev-
er move the lever to N when the
car is on the move.
CONTROLS (fig. 78 )
The cruise control is controlled by switch
(A), knurled ring (B) and by button (C).
fig. 77
fig. 78
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Product Specification
Categories | Alfa Romeo 166 Manuals, Alfa Romeo Manuals |
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Tags | Alfa Romeo 166 2.0 T.SPARK, Alfa Romeo 166 2.5 V6 24V, Alfa Romeo 166 3.0 V6 24V, Alfa Romeo 166 3.2 V6 24V, Alfa Romeo 166 JTD |
Model Year | 2003, 2004, 2005 |
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