How to Set Subaru Cruise Control

When cruise control setting is used in your brand-new Subaru, the vehicle can maintain a speed of 25mph or greater without using the accelerator. However, it cannot be set lower than 25mph. Additionally, the feature comes to an end when the brake is applied.

Although cruise control is a wonderful feature, attention must be paid to the fact that it can be dangerous on winding roads, during traffic delays, and on ice or slippery roads if it is wet or slippery. So to avoid complications, learn how to set Subaru cruise control below in the simple steps.

Procedure to Set Suburu Cruise Control

Here is a point to remember: You should retry if you are unsuccessful in activating this feature on the first attempt. In the event that you do not succeed with your specific car model, contact your dealership for assistance or refer to the owner's manual for your vehicle.

• On the right side of the steering wheel, you'll find the control icon indicated by the top arrow (CC icon).
• You will achieve your cruising pace after pressing the SET/- button in the mid of the screen.
• There is now an icon on the dashboard informing you that cruise control is now active and you will see it when you hover your cursor over it.
• The accelerator can now be taken off and you can begin driving.
• Furthermore, you can increase your speed by clicking the RES/+ switch in the mid of the screen.

Cruise Control Eyesight on Subaru Outback's

Eyesight can detect when your cruise control speed is lower than the speed you set, such as when it is only going 40mph when it is set to 50mph. Therefore, if the vehicle in front of you increases speed, your vehicle will automatically adjust its speed to reach the cruising speed you have set.

Additional Eyesight Feature

As usual, the steering wheel buttons are on the right side.

• In order to move in closer proximity to the vehicle ahead, press the top left button while your speed is still set.
• You can move far away from the vehicle ahead by pressing the bottom left button.
• Without you pressing the brake, your Outback will slow down if the vehicle ahead slows down.
• Simply press RES/+ to revert to your previous speed if you accidentally release the brake.

Disable Cruise Control

As usual, the steering wheel buttons are on the right side.

• By lightly pressing the brake, you can disconnect the speed and save the previously set speed.
• The system will be turned off by pressing the cruise control button.

Conclusion

Checking the cruise control fuse is the first step. You can locate the fuse that is engaged in the cruise control system by consulting your owner's manual. Replace the fuse if it's blown and test the cruise control - that could be all you need to get back on the cruising in comfort!

If this does not work, Empire Subaru of Huntington dealership's service center is the best option for most people when dealing with such a problem.