Cruise Control On Slippery Roads at Kelly Barrios blog

Cruise Control On Slippery Roads. Cruise control is a great way to get from point a to point b with minimal effort. Most modern cars feature cruise control. In a car with a cable driven throttle there will usually be two cables side by side, one being the throttle cable proper and the other being the cable that the cruise control uses, which comes from an actuator via a vacuum instead of the throttle pedal. Do not use cruise control when driving on any slippery surface, such as on ice and snow. Unfortunately, when driving on slippery roads, you have to put in the effort, which means taking. This feature works great in dry conditions, but when used in wet conditions, the chance of losing control of the vehicle. Learn the facts about when. Cruise control controls your car’s speed via the throttle. Why do car manuals say to avoid using cruise control on slippery roads? Is it safe to use cruise control when driving in snow, rain or other weather conditions creating wet, slippery roads? Nonetheless, the warning inherent to the tale — don't engage your vehicle's cruise control on slippery or wet roads — is well worth heeding.

Do not use cruise control when driving on any slippery surface, such as on ice and snow. Unfortunately, when driving on slippery roads, you have to put in the effort, which means taking. In a car with a cable driven throttle there will usually be two cables side by side, one being the throttle cable proper and the other being the cable that the cruise control uses, which comes from an actuator via a vacuum instead of the throttle pedal. Most modern cars feature cruise control. Nonetheless, the warning inherent to the tale — don't engage your vehicle's cruise control on slippery or wet roads — is well worth heeding. This feature works great in dry conditions, but when used in wet conditions, the chance of losing control of the vehicle. Cruise control controls your car’s speed via the throttle. Why do car manuals say to avoid using cruise control on slippery roads? Learn the facts about when. Cruise control is a great way to get from point a to point b with minimal effort.

Vector slippery road sign — Stock Vector © Arcady 19696605

Cruise Control On Slippery Roads In a car with a cable driven throttle there will usually be two cables side by side, one being the throttle cable proper and the other being the cable that the cruise control uses, which comes from an actuator via a vacuum instead of the throttle pedal. Learn the facts about when. Most modern cars feature cruise control. Is it safe to use cruise control when driving in snow, rain or other weather conditions creating wet, slippery roads? Cruise control controls your car’s speed via the throttle. In a car with a cable driven throttle there will usually be two cables side by side, one being the throttle cable proper and the other being the cable that the cruise control uses, which comes from an actuator via a vacuum instead of the throttle pedal. Nonetheless, the warning inherent to the tale — don't engage your vehicle's cruise control on slippery or wet roads — is well worth heeding. Cruise control is a great way to get from point a to point b with minimal effort. Why do car manuals say to avoid using cruise control on slippery roads? Do not use cruise control when driving on any slippery surface, such as on ice and snow. Unfortunately, when driving on slippery roads, you have to put in the effort, which means taking. This feature works great in dry conditions, but when used in wet conditions, the chance of losing control of the vehicle.