Cruise Contral
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Mountain Pass
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Cruise Contral
I am looking into a new '23 Lariat, and still prefer the old style regular cruise control. Is there a way to have that turned "on", and not have the new adaptive type that slows you down when approaching a slower car ahead?
Cross-Country
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I don't believe so but I don't have my '21 XLT handy to double check.
Have you tried adaptive cruise control? It's pretty darn convenient and it makes driving a bit more relaxing and easier. It'll even handle stop and go traffic, though sometimes you have to press a button to get moving again.
Have you tried adaptive cruise control? It's pretty darn convenient and it makes driving a bit more relaxing and easier. It'll even handle stop and go traffic, though sometimes you have to press a button to get moving again.
Mountain Pass
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i'm sure they could. i just picked up a 22 f150 3.3 work truck and it doesn't have cruise. from what i've read its just a matter of the buttons and a programming done and operates with a plain clockspring. so i would assume you could replace it with a standard clock spring and not the adaptive one and deprogram it if you even need to
Cross-Country
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I have a ‘21 XLT with adaptive cruise control. You can turn the adaptive cruise off on it.
5th Gear
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Try holding the cruise control button for a few seconds when you turn it on that may disable the adaptive cruise. My wife has a rav4 and that's how it works....I know it's toyota but maybe worth a shot.
Tuned
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i'm sure they could. i just picked up a 22 f150 3.3 work truck and it doesn't have cruise. from what i've read its just a matter of the buttons and a programming done and operates with a plain clockspring. so i would assume you could replace it with a standard clock spring and not the adaptive one and deprogram it if you even need to
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I can go into the settings and disable adaptive cruise control on my 22 lariat 502A.
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Then there is the lane control feature which is its own setting and either keeps you centered in the lane or alerts you if you drift too far to either side of the lane.
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I'm fine with adaptive cruise control turned off. I got tired of the truck hitting brakes when someone would change lanes in front of me. Good for Ford in that brake jobs would need to be done more frequently.
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