Datatek
Well-Known Member
Engine type? Vehicle??
67Rob
Active Member
Sorry, P38 4.6 Thor, petrol.
67Rob
Active Member
Late reply but only had a chance to try out cruise control yesterday.
No, it's not working.
Late reply but only had a chance to try out cruise control yesterday.
No, it's not working.
Fix vac leak repair cruise simples.
67Rob
Active Member
PPP38vouge
Active Member
Hi,
Replaced all my cruise control vacuum hoses from pedal to bellows with silicon hose, can't remember if it's 4or6 mm, good tight fit with no more split ends.
Replaced all my cruise control vacuum hoses from pedal to bellows with silicon hose, can't remember if it's 4or6 mm, good tight fit with no more split ends.
Whistling fixed? Cruise fixed?
67Rob
Active Member
Unfortunately not.
The whistling was worse last night on way home. It seems to be coming more from inside under the passenger side dash.
Then this morning and all day (so far) whistling gone. But cruise still no worky.
Datatek
Well-Known Member
So another pipe split? There is one that goes to the brake peddle.
PPP38vouge
Active Member
As Datatek says plus check electrical connection under bellow and also the rubber bellow itself.
Datatek
Well-Known Member
RAVE has a trouble shooting guide i believe
PPP38vouge
Active Member
The bellow is the the black rubber dome where the pipes connect into, if you remove the bracket from the EAS box there is a electrical conector underneath that is worth checking, also if you suck on the rubber tube that connects to the below it should fold in if not the bellow may be split.
Once again, thanks for all the help.
Next day the whistle has gone and the cruise control is working fine.
Phucked if I know why but (as always) if it's working, leave well alone.
Listen to uncle Tony you know it makes sense.
