Cruise control problem
My cruise control has not worked since I bought my Disco a couple years ago. I seldom do any long distance driving with it, so I've never given a serious effort to repair it till now.
My actuator by the intake manifold is good. I repaired/replaced the several portions of bad vacuum line i found. Lastly, today i installed a new CC vacuum pump.
The light on my cruise control button lights up, but still, nothing happens when I try to engage.
What am I missing?
I followed the vacuum line from the T connector back through my firewall to the brake pedal. I don't know exactly what I'm looking for, but everything seems in order... the line isn't split or cracked. Then, from the T forward, the line is good and plugs into the black hose connector on the vacuum pump.
Am I correct in assuming that the white connector on my CC vacuum pump is supposed to vent to the atmosphere, or is there a line that's supposed to connect to it?
Do I have my lines hooked up correctly? Are there more that I don't know about?
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
My actuator by the intake manifold is good. I repaired/replaced the several portions of bad vacuum line i found. Lastly, today i installed a new CC vacuum pump.
The light on my cruise control button lights up, but still, nothing happens when I try to engage.
What am I missing?
I followed the vacuum line from the T connector back through my firewall to the brake pedal. I don't know exactly what I'm looking for, but everything seems in order... the line isn't split or cracked. Then, from the T forward, the line is good and plugs into the black hose connector on the vacuum pump.
Am I correct in assuming that the white connector on my CC vacuum pump is supposed to vent to the atmosphere, or is there a line that's supposed to connect to it?
Do I have my lines hooked up correctly? Are there more that I don't know about?
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
95% of the cruise control problems on LR's is because of a vacum leak.
Check the vacum line at the brake pedal switch. I took liquid tape and gooped up all the connections on my vacum lines for the cruise control. Anywhere there is a "T" or other type of connection just goop it all the way around. Let it dry and then you should be good to go.
Check the vacum line at the brake pedal switch. I took liquid tape and gooped up all the connections on my vacum lines for the cruise control. Anywhere there is a "T" or other type of connection just goop it all the way around. Let it dry and then you should be good to go.
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