Identifying ACC

[Gnasher]

I think you can have driving profile selection even without DCC - but with you should have an option for the suspension when you go into custom setup.

But if you don't have DCC you don't get the 'comfort' setting under the driver profiles.

[Mag_Pie]

Hmm I did notice it was set to Eco under the Eco profile so I guess because it didn't say comfort then it might not be fitted.  Is the cable from the shock easy to spot?

[GM]

I think you can have driving profile selection even without DCC - but with you should have an option for the suspension when you go into custom setup.

But if you don't have DCC you don't get the 'comfort' setting under the driver profiles.

Yes, you do. They all have the same driving modes (comfort, normal, sport, individual) regardless of whether you have DCC or not.

[p3asa]

I think you can have driving profile selection even without DCC - but with you should have an option for the suspension when you go into custom setup.

But if you don't have DCC you don't get the 'comfort' setting under the driver profiles.

Yes, you do. They all have the same driving modes (comfort, normal, sport, individual) regardless of whether you have DCC or not.

Mine doesn't. It has Normal, Eco, Sport, Individual and I don't have DCC

[GM]

Apologies - my mistake! I'm getting confused between Eco and Comfort. Just had to go out and check! So do DCC equipped cars have Eco as well? So they have 5 modes in total?

[p3asa]

I think they all have eco as this is related to so many aspects on the car.
The ACC accelerating slowly, the adaptive lights not working, cornering lights not working to name but a few. All designed to help with the economy.
I would imagine comfort by its very name is purely for the DCC.

[itavaltalainen]

Yep you get 5 modes: normal, sport, comfort, eco and custom

[C2K]

Just googled it.

If you get the option of "comfort" as one of the driving modes, you've got DCC.

Simples lol!

This. Even the manual has wording to that effect iirc.