[Doggie 1]

I often can't understand TFM. 

[Shambles]

He called her Vadar ..

No I didn't


Still not had chance to RTFM yet, and the freakin satnav manual must be 5cm thick

The nice chappie at the dealer wanted ohhhh so much to run through all the controls etc, but any dealer that asks me why the tailgate badge swivels when pushed, cannot reasonably be expected to know much else

Sorry Richard, if you're reading this

[asathorny]

He called her Vadar ..

No I didn't


Still not had chance to RTFM yet, and the freakin satnav manual must be 5cm thick

The nice chappie at the dealer wanted ohhhh so much to run through all the controls etc, but any dealer that asks me why the tailgate badge swivels when pushed, cannot reasonably be expected to know much else

Sorry Richard, if you're reading this

If you are a proper man, and you do live in Lancashire so I assume that you are, then reading the manual is a last resort.   Takes all the thrill out of it all. 
Anyhow, why read the manual?   We have Alan for all that techie stuff, don't we?

As mentioned earlier, some of us can't understand the manual !!!!!
I am slightly lysdexic and easily misunderstand complicated explanations when in the book...  show me a two min vid and I am good to go 

[eye30]

Asa

Got your finger on the pulse as always

No pun intended

[Shambles]

Might have to RTFM with regards the cruise con, as I've no idea what one of the steeringwheel c/controls does, other than it changing the display to ask "Max Speed...?".

[Phil №❶]

Could it be a speed limiter to stop exceeding the set speed, due to terrain.

[The Gonz]

Could it be an audible speed alert if not a limiter?

[Shambles]

It prompts for a max speed after disengaging the cruise, but nothing on the steering wheel updates the display 

[The Gonz]

A quick bit of Googling might suggest it relates to 'adaptive' CC.

[Phil №❶]

I think  someone would have mentioned Radar DME being fitted, so no I don't think so Gonz.

[rustynutz]

I'm sure there has been mention of a speed limiter in the GD's in Europe...

I know there is one in the Aussie i30 Tourer... 

[The Gonz]

This site mentions "cruise control with speed limiter"

Hyundai i30 | Cars | Showroom | Hyundai Motor Company

[Just Rick]

Bollox to the lot of you

Having  PHOTOGENIC memory the way you do,I would have thought you would have remember other members saying there was no fuel cap lever in the new GD and all you had to do was  push the cover cap,Your slipping into Oltimers desease 

[The Gonz]

Having  PHOTOGENIC memory the way you do,...

That must be worth a picture.

[Phil №❶]

I don't even own one and I was pretty sure that's how it worked.

[rustynutz]

 

[eye30]

I'm sure there has been mention of a speed limiter in the GD's in Europe...

I know there is one in the Aussie i30 Tourer... 

I have one on my gd

[Shambles]

I really ought to set some time aside to read members posts the fkin manual


Thread title updated... 

[Just Rick]

 

[The Gonz]

 

[Shambles]

Gonna have to dig out the book of words....

[AlanHo]

The button you point to is the speed limiter switch.

Get the car up to the maximum speed you want to be restricted to and give the button a poke followed by pressing the "set" button to its lower right. The car will then be restricted to this speed. However - if you wish to exceed that speed temporarily (overtake etc) kick down on the accelerator and the setting will be over-ridden accompanied by a most annoying chime until you slow back down again.

After setting the speed limiter you can trim the speed up and down with the plus and minus buttons to the right.  Its useful for long stretches of speed restricted roadworks using average speed cameras

[Shambles]

I'll give the above info the once-over. Thanks (saves me hunting through the manual)

[bumpkin]

CC does, but if required you can override the CC by simply pushing the loud pedal.

Speed limiter prevents you over-speeding in a built up area not by setting a speed to hold but by limiting the max, simply the car won't go above the speed you set by pressing the pedal UNLESS you floor it (bit like kick down in an automatic).  Also you NEED to have your foot on the accelerator to maintain speed, unlike the CC.

Sat Nav manual is thick, but I haven't read mine and have yet to get lost, it is fairly intuitive and I suspect if there is something you can't find it will be quicker to post here and wait for an answer than to find it in the manual yourself!!

[Phil №❶]

So does it actually brake the car, if traveling downhill 

[bumpkin]

No, limiter doesn't it prevents over speed when on the flat, if the car goes into an over speed situation on a downhill it chimes at you and flashes the speed you have set in the display.

I guess it is more of a power limiter in that sense

[asathorny]

I'll give the above info the once-over. Thanks (saves me hunting through the manual)

Ya see, I toldja Alan would step in and set ya right..........     

[AlanHo]

Ya see, I toldja Alan would step in and set ya right..........     

Asa - I only chimed in to give your flagging ego a boost......

[TheReaper]

That's why I like the active! Too many buttons and gadgets in the higher models.