the same way it accelerates anytime its on cruise control. It's electronically moving the gas pedal to make up for the speed lost by cornering.
If the car is going up an incline, it will attempt to keep the speed constant with the setting of the cruise control. When that process is satisfied, the car may decelerate a bit to keep the same speed. If the car continually decelerates whe using the cruise control. stop using the cruise and have it checked. It id very dangerous to use the cruise control that is not operating properly. It could cause the car to accelerate unexpectedly.
When you use cruise control it does all it can to keep you going at the speed you set it at. That means if you are going up a steep hill it will hit the gas to try to maintain your speed. When going up hills if you slow down just a few miles an hour you can save more fuel. Hard acceleration greatly reduces your fuel mileage. Many cruise controls will accelerate very hard when your car slows down.
I believe you are referring to the cruise control light. This light means that the cruise control feature has been engaged.
No, when cruise control is engaged, it maintains a constant speed set by the driver without actively accelerating or decelerating. If the vehicle encounters a hill or incline, cruise control may increase throttle temporarily to maintain the set speed.
Yes, it is already in the control system. It has to.
one end is going to be of course besind the spedo gauge in your cluster and the other end will be ithe in you transaxle orif you have cruise control it will be at the cruise control transducer.
Yes it can. It will add throttle to match what speed it was set too.
Depends what's going on with it my 93 was recalled for that.
Most cruise controls will disengage if the gas pedal has to go too far or if the speed drops too much.
It may be a safety feature on your car. If you are going to make a turn you for sure do not want the cruise to be engaged.
If you're driving with cruise control engaged and the speed drops while the accelerator pedal continues to press down, it could indicate a malfunction in the cruise control system or a mechanical issue with the throttle. This could be caused by a stuck throttle or a problem with the cruise control actuator. It's important to disengage cruise control and manually control the vehicle to ensure safety. If the problem persists, have the vehicle inspected by a professional mechanic.
check your cruise control and make sure it is off, my car doe's this when i stop if the cruise control is on.