Cruise control system overview: Notes
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CAUTION:
Before working on the electrical system:
- Obtain radio anti-theft code.
- Ignition OFF !
- Disconnect battery Ground (GND) strap.
NOTE:
- After reconnecting battery:
- Activate vehicle equipment such as radio, clock and power windows as per Owner's Manual.
- On vehicles equipped with OBD II, activate readiness code. See READINESS CODE, CREATING in appropriate ON BOARD DIAGNOSTIC (OBD) .
NOTE:
The following list refers to items in Fig 1.
- - Accelerator Pedal (AP)
- - Throttle control element
- Removing, refer to Throttle control element, removing
- Adjusting Throttle control element, adjusting
- - T-connector
- - Cruise control, control module -J213-
- Removing/installing, refer to Cruise control, control module -J213-, removing and installing
- - Relay panel
- - Wiring harness
- - Cruise control switch -E45-
- - Cruise control vacuum pump -V18-
- - Vacuum hose
- Checking for leaks, refer to CHECKING VACUUM SYSTEM FOR LEAKS
- - Clutch vacuum vent valve switch -F36 -
- With cruise control clutch pedal position switch
- Vehicles with manual transmission only
- Removing/installing, refer to Vacuum vent valves, removing and installing
- - Brake vacuum vent valve switch -F47-
- Removing/installing, refer to Vacuum vent valves, removing and installing