WOW YOU GOT NOS--->

 

haha

 

Don't mean to revive an old thread, but someone linked this in a newer thread asking about this kinda stuff.

While in cruise, if you press and release the switch in the 'res/accel' direction or the 'set/decel' direction, the set cruising speed will increase or decrease by an increment of approximately 1 mph. Most cars work that way. Every car my family has owned since I was old enough to notice had cruise control and behaved in this way.

One nifty thing I noticed, at least with the Bose stereo in my 06 coupe, is that when turning on the radio, if you turn the volume down at the right point as it's starting, it jumps the volume all the way down to one of the very lowest settings. Haven't figured out the timing, but there have been several times I knew I left the volume near 20, and while turning the dial or pressing the steering wheel switch down just a few notches, I'll look and see the volume at 3 or something lower. Kinda nifty, kinda hidden, but nothing spectacular.

 

I have a 2004 G35 Coupe, and if you turn the radio on and, right after you turn it on, you press the volume down button (I know this works with the steering wheel, I do not really use the console controls), the volume goes directly to 0.