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Old 02-23-2019   #1
BigIke
 
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Default Cruise Control Cutting Off Vacuum Question

For a year or two my cruise has been acting up. Now that my secondaries are deleted and the injector housing gaskets are new, I'm pulling 20"s of vacuum at idle, and the LT5 doesn't hunt at all.

I checked the cruise servo for tightness and packed dielectric grease in the connector, but that didn't help and the screws were not loose.

Inspected vacuum at the same servo and there's only 10"s there.

Seems like this is the issue. Can someone confirm on a car with working cruise control, what is your vacuum?

Taking the Juan to Louisiana today to go offshore, buying new wipers and I'll replace the vacuum hose to the vac canister.

Thanks, need my Cruise, don't want to be like every a hole on the road that can't pick a speed...

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Old 02-23-2019   #2
BigIke
 
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Default Re: Cruise Control Cutting Off Vacuum Question

Found the issue I think. The plastic vacuum tube was cracked at the power steering bracket. Pulled the broken piece off and connected the tube to it, hopefully I'll get to drive it to the heliport...

I say that because at the parts house I got the no start issue again. Hopefully I'll get enough money for new gaskets, starter, and coil packs from this job. Push started so it has to be the starter not the clutch switch

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