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question for Toyota owners: If your toyota has cruise control, does it physically move the accelerator as the cruise control works its magic? -- nm

Posted by Beryllium (aka grayman) Mar 9 '10, 13:43

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I haven't yet used it in my car; but I googled, and multiple sources say no, current cars do not have any motion except from the foot. -- nm - b. Mar 9, 13:53 1
- here's a sample description in layman's terms. nm but: -- (link) - b. Mar 9, 13:54
Yes -- nm - JD Mar 9, 13:48 1
- so it's more than conceivable that people could be clicking the "cruise on" button, and the cruise activates and hits WOT - Beryllium Mar 9, 13:53
never looked. :) -- nm - loosilu Mar 9, 13:45 6
- well, I wouldn't look, per se - that sounds a bit dangerous. But I'd feather it to find out. -- nm - Beryllium Mar 9, 13:46
- you can't feel it under your foot? -- nm - Andie Mar 9, 13:46 4
  - putting your foot on the pedal turns off cruise. -- nm - loosilu Mar 9, 13:47 3
    - really? this must be something new. My honda will just accelorate until I take my foot of the gas and then CC takes over again - sycor Mar 9, 13:56
    - applying a certain amount of pressure does that, in my mazda ... but then again, I don't recall if the pedal moves in the mazda on CC -- nm - Beryllium Mar 9, 13:49 1
      - truthfully, I almost never use CC> -- nm - loosilu Mar 9, 13:50

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