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    fev Guest

    Cruise con vac hose question

    Evening all,

    Just a quickie. My cruise con didn't work this morning so when I got home I did the oil and filters and had a look at the cruise hoses. I did find 1 crack so I trimmed but still no luck. However, when fiddling around I noticed that the T junction behind the washer res has the tube going down but mine isn't connected to anything. Is this right? I have looked down behind (reservoir still in place) but cannot see anywhere that looks to be the connecting point.


    Cheers as always,

    Phil

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    Should be 2 hoses onto the T piece. 1 goes to the diaphram near the accelerator cable, the 2nd goes across the firewall and through to the brake pedal vacuum switch.
    Warren

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    Nearly... There should be 3 hoses on the T-Piece.

    One goes to the throttle controller diaphragm.
    One goes down the wing towards the front of the car, beside the air intake and into a small hole just behind the light. In there it should attach to a vacuum pump.
    The third goes off across the firewall and attaches to a switch on the brake pedal.

    Of these the only real pain in the ass is the one attached to the vacuum pump because it's very fiddly to get to.

    If I were you (and I was you a few weeks ago ) I'd replace the whole lot. If one piece has a crack in it and letting in air, you'll probably find you're forever chasing your tail. It'll work for a while then another crack appears and it stops again. Or it's extremely sluggish to pick up and hold speed.

    Since replacing all the hoses on mine (grand total of $24 from AutoBarn with a bit left over which I used to bleed the brakes in the end) the CC is responsive and holds the speed well even up hills :-)

    Hope that helps,
    Steve.

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    fev Guest
    Thanks guys,
    it is the pipe to the throttle control diaphragm that has come off, found it, cant believe I missed it!!

    Cheers

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