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Does that mean that if you shift down, the car will still accelerate / maintain speed and that "breaking on the engine" (slowing the car down by increasing the
by stef25 8y ago
Does that mean that if you shift down, the car will still accelerate / maintain speed and that "breaking on the engine" (slowing the car down by increasing the revs and not accelerating) doesn't work?
What gave me a scare was lowering the cruise speed on the steering wheel by clicking the button a few times, which in fact caused the car to actively break quite hard instead of naturally lowering its speed.
EDIT Now that I think about it, my BMW does not disengage the cruise when you shift up and ... I'm not sure if it does when you shift down.
- inferiorhuman 8y ago> EDIT Now that I think about it, my BMW does not disengage the cruise when you shift up and ... I'm not sure if it does when you shift down. My BMWs (E46, E39) all have two clutch switch outputs: one for the starter and one for cruise control.