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Cruise control testing and OBD 200 1993

uid 27's pic
posted by  Art Benstein on  Tue Oct 4 17:33 CST 2016
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Same thing happens in a 240.

The cruise looks for a transition from 12V battery to ground when you let up on the brake pedal, so if the brake lamps do not provide the path to ground (through the bulb failure warning sensor) the cruise thinks you still have your foot on the pedal.
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