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Vehicle & Technical => Range Rover => Topic started by: Tel on August 12, 2009, 16:19:15
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Got an annoying problem my cruise control only works when it wants too is there any common problems I can check
I take it this systems not vacum opperated like the v8s?
Any help much appriciated
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If it is like the V8s, it is vacuum operated, so check the pipes and actuator bladder. It has a private electric vacuum pump which can seize up.
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My LSE plays up because of the gear slector switch, it only works intermittantly.
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Right I'm really stuck on this now as I was using it lastnight and it would work for about 10 seconds then turn off it's defently not the brake switch causing it either any ideas?
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I got pee'd off with mine so I built a "tell-tale", a strip of veroboard with one LED for each input or output so I can watch what's happening, I wired it into a spare cruise ECU because I has already swapped the ECU to no avail.
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On the diesel the cruise control is incorporated to the DDE so if you have no other engine problems it must be a switch input.
Brake
Clutch
handbrake
steering wheel controls
dash switch
If its a manual I would have a look at the clutch switch
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its an auto
no other egine problems no i think it might be the steering wheel switch ill be looking into that
thanks mate
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Do you have this gubbins?
http://www.rangerovers.net/repairdetails/cruisecontrol.html
What's completely missed out of the description there is the little electric vac pump, where the bottom tube goes.
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He won't have; as I said on the Diesel it's part of the DDE; as in it is 100% electronic, no actuators or anything anywhere in the system, it just tells the engine computer how fast to run the engine.
It is a damn good system; essentially nothing to go wrong bar the switches.
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this is making me think as i have just had the becm replaced under the seat ans it used to work ok beforehand and now it only works when i wants too would this be connected or is it on a differant control unit?
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It could be connected; the Cruise control is actually a part of the DDE which is the computer in the plastic box just behind the battery BUT that is told what to do by the BeCM and the BeCM is what receives the inputs from the controls.
It could be just the plug on the BeCM that has the wire from the controls?
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I think what I will do In that case is get a contact cleaner and clean up all the plugs on the bcm