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Date:         Mon, 28 Feb 2000 13:59:03 -0600
Reply-To:     Ryan Heidcamp <ryan.heidcamp@SPANLINK.COM>
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From:         Ryan Heidcamp <ryan.heidcamp@SPANLINK.COM>
Subject:      Cruise Control (Non-working) 85 Westy
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Since Dave has posted looking for the switches to put cruise into a Westy.
I figured now would be a good time to ask some real basic cruise control
questions.  I have never really dealt with cruise control problems so I am a
little lost as to where to start.  I have the cruise mounted and everything
I assumed worked at one time or another.  I have checked the very obvious
(fuses, wires coming from switch on steering column are attached).  My
questions is there a common failure point in the cruise control system that
I should atleast start my trouble shooting near.  Is there fuses in the
engine compartment?  I have had the motor out of it and had to disconnect
everything to do the rebuilt.  However, I don't remember anything looking
out of place on putting it back together.  What is the minimum speed that
you can set it for?  This has always been the one thing that I want to fix,
but never seem to find the time.


As always any help will be appreciated,


Ryan 85 Westy (Tardis)
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