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Wiring tests for Cruise control (mechanical 1984) 200

posted by  Jessie on  Fri Sep 13 13:58 CST 2002
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Thanks for all your help Art. It is working now. When I took it out driving it didn't work at first, and then after messing with it the resume started working sort of. It would accelerate when I pressed resume and then shut down if I let it go. Then all of a sudden everthing started working. I think the actuator must have been seized up. I don't think this cruise has been operational for years. Seems to work well, but it is pretty aggressive on the acceleration.
thanks again,
Jessie






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