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CRUISE CONTROL - SPEED LIMITER: limiter function  
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The speed limiter function helps  
you not to exceed the driving speed  
that you choose.  
Controls  
1 Main On/Off switch.  
2 Limit speed memorisation and  
increase switch.  
3 Return  
memorisation.  
4 Switching the function off (with  
limit speed stored)  
Warning light 6  
This orange indicator light lights up  
on the instrument panel to indicate  
that the limiter function is in  
operation.  
This may be useful, for example,  
when driving in town or in areas  
with speed restrictions (roadworks),  
etc.  
to  
limit  
speed  
When the function is active, the  
message “Limiter” appears on the  
instrument panel accompanied by  
dashes.  
The system operates from a driving  
speed of about 18 mph (30 km/h).  
5 Limit speed memorisation and  
decrease switch.  
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CRUISE CONTROL - SPEED LIMITER: limiter function (continued)  
Driving  
When a limited speed has been  
stored and this speed is not reached,  
driving is similar to driving a  
vehicle without the speed limiter  
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function.  
From this point, no effort on the  
accelerator pedal will allow you to  
exceed the programmed speed  
except in an emergency (see  
information on Exceeding the  
limited speed).  
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Switching on  
Changing the limit speed  
Turn switch 1 to  
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The limit speed may be changed by  
pressing repeatedly or continuously  
on:  
- button 2 to increase speed,  
- button 5 to reduce speed.  
The indicator light lights up in the  
instrument panel and the trip  
computer enters speed limiter  
mode.  
Limiting the speed  
At a constant speed (above about  
18 mph (30 km/h)) and in the  
correct gear (for vehicles with  
manual gearboxes), press switch 2:  
the speed is stored.  
The system is designed in such a  
way that it is possible to detect a  
difference between the cruising  
speed and the speed shown on  
the instrument panel.  
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CRUISE CONTROL - SPEED LIMITER: limiter function (continued)  
Exceeding the limit speed  
In the event of an emergency  
It is possible to exceed the limit  
speed at any moment, to do this:  
depress the accelerator pedal firmly  
and fully (beyond the kickdown  
point).  
Return to limit speed  
It is possible to return to a stored  
speed by pressing button 3 once.  
The message “Limiter” appears on  
the instrument panel.  
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While it is being exceeded, the set  
speed flashes on the instrument  
panel.  
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When the emergency situation is  
over, release the accelerator pedal:  
the speed limiter function returns as  
soon as you reach a speed that is  
lower than the speed set before the  
emergency action.  
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Stopping the function  
Limit speed cannot be maintained  
The speed limiter function is  
interrupted when you press:  
In some driving conditions (for  
example when driving up or down a  
steep gradient), the system is unable  
to maintain the cruising speed: the  
stored speed on the instrument  
panel information display will flash  
to inform you of this situation.  
- button 4, in which case the limit  
speed remains stored and the  
“stored” message appears on the  
instrument panel,  
- switch 1, in this case the limit  
speed is no longer stored, and the  
warning light on the instrument  
panel extinguishes to confirm that  
the function has been cancelled.  
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