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Cruise Control 700

posted by  DPNY on  Mon Jun 2 03:52 CST 2008
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Hi,

My cruise control was intermittent for a year. It would mostly engage but sometimes not. Now it has stopped working entirely. Before it stopped entirely it would engage for a few seconds and then stop.

I have read the notes available.

I have checked the hoses and they look good. (I could not get to the hose behind the dash.)

I sucked on the hose that goes to the servo at the T connection and the vacuum felt good.

I tried driving and using ny foot to raise the clutch and brake pedals a little to see if they we engaging the switch correctly. But I could not get the cruise control to activate.

I checked the electrical connection to the control unit.

I checked the hoses attached to the control unit and they look good.

But there are two hose connections to the bottom of the control unit and only one is connected but I could not see any hose that had fallen off. Is this how it should be?

So I am wondering what to do next to test and fix the cruise control?

Thanks,

Dean






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