If you turn on Adaptive Cruise Control and do not see the trailering icon in the DIC when you try to change your gap settings, your vehicle is not properly equipped to It is recommended you select Tow/Haul mode when driving down steep hills or mountain grades, or when hauling heavy loads.
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Check your Owner’s Manual for more information on setting Trailer Gain. When towing a trailer with Adaptive Cruise Control, it is important to properly set the Trailer Gain. When towing a trailer, Adaptive Cruise Control driving characteristics, such as following gap, acceleration rates and braking rates may be modified to provide a better towing experience.
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When you turn on Adaptive Cruise Control while trailering and change the gap settings, an icon will appear in your Driver Information Center (DIC) next to your gap setting display that indicates you have trailering functionality for Adaptive Cruise Control equipped. If you don’t heed the warnings, the system will deactivate and also slow down the vehicle to crawling speed while maintaining steering control.If equipped, Adaptive Cruise Control may be used when towing an attached trailer that is electrically connected and within GM-approved allowable size and weight limits. If the system detects hands off the steering wheel for a certain amount of time, it will first give you warning to put your hands back on the wheel. Lane centering feature requires the driver to keep hands on the steering wheel at all times. Green vertical lines will appear on the screen to confirm that the feature is active, if they are grey that means the system is on but inactive.ġ4. This feature uses an on-board camera to detect painted road lines, and provides continuous steering assistance. To activate it, press the lane centering button on the steering wheel.ġ3. You will have to manually activate it every time. Keep in mind that lane centering feature does not automatically gets activated with the adaptive cruise control. To resume again, press the RES button.ġ2. To cancel adaptive cruise or normal cruise, simply press the brake pedal, or press CNCL button on the steering wheel. Activating normal mode will disable the ACC, meaning that your vehicle will no longer follow the vehicle in front.ġ1. Make your selection using arrow buttons on the steering wheel and press OK.ġ0. This will open up options menu for Adaptive and Normal cruise. Then scroll down and choose Cruise Control from the menu.ĩ. To do so, press OK button on the steering wheel to bring up settings menu on instrument cluster screen. You also have the option to switch to normal cruise control. You can also push the accelerator pedal just slightly to resume.ħ. To resume adaptive cruise, press the RES button on the steering wheel. But if the vehicle is stationary for more than 3 seconds, the cruise system will automatically deactivate. Now, if the leading vehicle moves again within 3 seconds, then your vehicle will also continue following. In case the leading vehicle comes to a complete stop, your vehicle will also stop. The information screen will also show a green icon indicating that the adaptive cruise is active, and also shows cruising maximum speed when there are no vehicles in front.Ħ. Pressing the button for the fifth time will cycle it back to one bar.ĥ.
Pressing the gap button four times will show four bars on the screen. There are four gap options that you can choose. Pressing the gap button will bring up visual representation of the distance on the instrument cluster screen. To adjust the cruising distance, press the gap settings button on the steering wheel.Ĥ. You can now take your foot off the accelerator pedal.ģ. Then press the SET button on the steering wheel after accelerating the vehicle to your desired speed. To activate adaptive cruise control, press the ON button on the steering wheel.Ģ.
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