discool
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If the vehicle maintains the set speed on the flat without a problem then there’s nothing wrong with the cruise control, the throttle postIon will stay the same going up hill.
l suspect that its a lack of engine power to carry on up the hill at the set speed, I believe that tdi’s normally slow down on steep hills, but try setting at a higher speed (tab) to go a bit faster, that’s all I know about CC and Tdi’s.
l suspect that its a lack of engine power to carry on up the hill at the set speed, I believe that tdi’s normally slow down on steep hills, but try setting at a higher speed (tab) to go a bit faster, that’s all I know about CC and Tdi’s.
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Oops, only just noticed it's a D1, thought it was a D2 so you can ignore what I said, I think. EDC should show something up on a diagnostic. Can't see why it isn't. +1 to Discool
Nice to see a Landy having a classic problem rather than something more idiosyncratic! Well done!
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