Thread: Cruise control not working

From memory,does the horn work as i believe it is the same fuse.

Just checking you have the correct fuse.

The horn actually works. Is the any procedure to trouble shoot the problem?

forget chasing the electrics, and have a look at the actuator in the engine bay, drivers side it is probably the little length of hose that comes from the bottom of the pump and feeds on to the rear of the actuator bellow nipple at rear, they perish and are a PITA to get to , but with nibble fingers it's doable, but as I said a PITA. I know of a few and I also had that hose crack with age and CC was not functioning

Originally Posted by AlvinD2a

My cruise control have **** itself recently. Checked fuse and connector, all seem to be in good condition but the only problem is not locking at the speed at all. Anyone have similar drama before, mind to share some experience how to fix it?

The RAVE cd has a section describing in the ECM area I think how the cruise control works and what conditions must be met for it to function. This is your checklist for fault finding.

Eg: I seem to remember if the brake lights are not working the cruise won't work either.

Cheers
Simon

X2 rover lord. That is assuming you have a V8 and not a td5.

If its a td5 then you need to plug in a nanocom or equalivent to see what errors have been logged. The diesel has a totally different system to the V8

Cheers

Steve

Had a similar problem recently. It was a dodgy brake light switch. The brake lights were on all the time.
Mine is a TD5.

Originally Posted by Roverlord off road spares

forget chasing the electrics, and have a look at the actuator in the engine bay, drivers side it is probably the little length of hose that comes from the bottom of the pump and feeds on to the rear of the actuator bellow nipple at rear, they perish and are a PITA to get to , but with nibble fingers it's doable, but as I said a PITA. I know of a few and I also had that hose crack with age and CC was not functioning

I tried this but it didn't seem to make a difference.
I suspect the hose is the tiniest bit too big, any ideas what size vac hose you're meant to have?

Originally Posted by ecn226

Had a similar problem recently. It was a dodgy brake light switch. The brake lights were on all the time.
Mine is a TD5.

I might want to check that as I have faulty fuse couple month ago when I replace the tow connector. It might be the problem. Will try to knock off work early tomorrow, hope my boss don't realise. By the way my D2 is TD5