Boulder/Denver cruise help?

Discussion in 'General Motoring' started by Larry, Jul 6, 2003.

  1. Larry

    Larry Guest

    Hi everyone,

    I recently got my '94 940 wagon and i love it so much.

    If the cruise worked, the car would just be incredible. I'm looking
    for someone who could help me figure out/fix the problem.

    I'm very inexperienced, but I've read up on here and know that the
    brake lights and tails work fine (though maybe there could be
    something wrong with the grounding there). I've tried lifting the
    brake pedal with my toe, but it doesn't help. I've looked around at
    the hoses, but I really just don't know enough what i'm looking for,
    and would love to make sure it's not something silly before I shell
    out serious dough.

    Anyone think they can help?

    Post here or drop me an email.

    Thanks a lot:)

    -Larry
     
    Larry, Jul 6, 2003
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  2. This is what I would look for. The vacuum hoses for the cruise control
    develop tiny cracks at the fittings. I would check each fitting (about 4 or
    5). Start at the throttle cable pulley, locate the vacuum hose, check and
    then work your way backwards to the vacuum pump, to the clutch and brakes.
    Bill
     
    MaryAnne Olsen, Jul 6, 2003
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  3. Larry

    L.A. Guest

    Have you tried pulling up on the back of the brake pedal to see if the brake
    switch isn't releasing? That's all that was wrong with my 960.
     
    L.A., Jul 7, 2003
    #3
  4. and...i second the notion to go over the vacuum
    lines...that was where my problem was...and it caused the
    cruise control to surge or "hunt" for the set speed....

    richard
    berthoud
    colorado
     
    ~^ beancounter ~^, Jul 7, 2003
    #4
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