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Re: Cruise control 850 94

posted by  someone claiming to be abe crombie on  Mon Apr 5 09:04 CST 1999 [RELATED]

The cruise on your car is a vacuum sytem with a diaphragm servo under dash attached to pedal linkge and a vacuum pump/regulator under battery tray. Start at regulator and look to asee if there are any cracks/splits in lines and connections there. If this is okay then carefully pully line off the regulator and apply suction to see if it is sealed. If you have a hand operated vacuum pump device (Mightyvac) you can apply vacuum and you should see the throttle move accordingly with vac application.

I bet you will find a problem with hose under battery tray.





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