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Cruise control vacuum line

Old Feb 12, 2016 | 01:11 PM
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Pretty new to working on Rovers. I have a v8 97 discovery that I picked up for a few hundred bucks. I'm playing around under the hood and noticed that the vacuum line for my cruise control is unplugged and cracked. I mostly use the rover for driving around the ranch and it doesn't see much highway use. Can I just forget about the cruise control? Do I need to seal off these lines or just forget about them?
 
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Old Feb 13, 2016 | 01:39 PM
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Originally Posted by Roverfarmer
Pretty new to working on Rovers. I have a v8 97 discovery that I picked up for a few hundred bucks. I'm playing around under the hood and noticed that the vacuum line for my cruise control is unplugged and cracked. I mostly use the rover for driving around the ranch and it doesn't see much highway use. Can I just forget about the cruise control? Do I need to seal off these lines or just forget about them?
Should be fine, though I would seal off the ports to prevent unwanted debris from getting in. If you are so inclined, getting a short length of vacuum tubing to replace the cracked line is fairly inexpensive.
 
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Old Feb 17, 2016 | 04:18 PM
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Yeah, should be fine. Best I can tell, the cruise control uses a separate little electric vacuum pump. It is located behind and below left headlight underneath the jack.
 
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