Subject	test inside>>>>>
Posted by	HALO Z(GA) on October 12, 2000 at 10:53 AM
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In Reply To	Cruise Control Problem posted by jclarkTT on October 12, 2000 at 02:40 AM
Message	The following was posted by "gman" on z32.org. Any chance it can get "faq'd" or "tech'd" here? I "searched" and didn't find it archived. ---------------------------- The factory cruise control has a built in self diagnostic system. Here's what you do: 1.Turn off the ignition. 2.Hold the cruise control stalk down or in the "Set" position. 3.Start the car while holding the stalk down. 4.The cruise indicator lamp on the dash should start flashing once you start the engine. Or push CC button on the consol. 5.Go through all the components one step at a time. Step on the brake pedal, step on the clutch pedal (if equiped), hit the resume button, etc. 6.If that portion of the system is working correctly, the lamp will stutter when flashing. because when you trip the sensers it resets the flashing. like if u tap your clutch pedal repeditly it will affect the flashing and If not, that's your problem area. first i would check the vacuum hose on the acuator and if that working most likely it's the clutch or brake switch. my clutch switch went out. very common the switch is about 12 bucks. goos luck RIC my spelling sux 1993 Onix Black over Tan NA if people would read the FAQs life would be good, and admin wouldn't have to delete a ton of posts FLA, GA, & Tex
Follow Ups	Cruise Control Problem - jclarkTT 02:40:56 10/12/00 Are your horns working ? - H. Le Hir 06:19:00 10/12/00 Check the brake sensor... at the top of the brake pedal>> - Bernie 06:20:03 10/12/00 test inside>>>>> - HALO Z(GA) 10:53:17 10/12/00
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