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Originally Posted by PerryGunn
As mentioned above it's a 'soft' speed limiter - you set the value in the same way as cruise but it allows you to use throttle/brake as normal but, when you get to the set speed, the car won't go any faster.
It's a 'soft' limit as you can 'force' your way past the set speed by pressing harder on the throttle, once you're past the set speed everything works as normal.
This is very useful in the UK where we have a lot of in-town speed cameras as it allows you to keep your eyes on the road without constantly checking the speedo to see if you've accidentally strayed over the posted limit
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If you code the LIM to the cruise control button, can you still use cruise control?