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Cruise control problem on a 6v92

Hello, I'm having issues with the cruise control. Anybody has knowledge on a 1988 grand villa 40' 6V92?
Linda Ewan Noe and Nicolas
Traveling the US and Canada when off, with our 1988 40' GV
6V92 MTB648

Re: Cruise control problem on a 6v92

Reply #1 –
Mine is an '89 GV U300. What issues are you having?
1989 Foretravel U300 Grand Villa
Build #3410

Re: Cruise control problem on a 6v92

Reply #2 –
Did your speedometer quit as well?
1994 U280, Build 4490
Deming, NM.

Re: Cruise control problem on a 6v92

Reply #3 –
Quote from: RandallBrink –
Mine is an '89 GV U300. What issues are you having?
It will not engage, i can hear the relays clicking. Will engage sometime and then stop.
Linda Ewan Noe and Nicolas
Traveling the US and Canada when off, with our 1988 40' GV
6V92 MTB648

Re: Cruise control problem on a 6v92

Reply #4 –
Quote from: Twig –
Did your speedometer quit as well?
No, I can hear the relay clicking, it will engage if i play with the brake pedal
Linda Ewan Noe and Nicolas
Traveling the US and Canada when off, with our 1988 40' GV
6V92 MTB648

Re: Cruise control problem on a 6v92

Reply #5 –
Quote from: Chuck & Jeannie –
Need more info.  Do you have a air throttle?  Look around your engine compartment - do you have a Bendix control panel like in photo below?
It's a Williams eletric throttle, air brakes. I have 3 relays under the dash.
Linda Ewan Noe and Nicolas
Traveling the US and Canada when off, with our 1988 40' GV
6V92 MTB648

Re: Cruise control problem on a 6v92

Reply #6 –
Pull the bake pedal up with your hand or toe. see what happens .  Maybe you need an adjustment of the free play.

Re: Cruise control problem on a 6v92

Reply #7 –
Most likely it operates off the brake LIGHT switch. I would start there.
1994 U280, Build 4490
Deming, NM.

Re: Cruise control problem on a 6v92

Reply #8 –
Quote from: Twig –
Most likely it operates off the brake LIGHT switch. I would start there.
Checked. They are working. There's something to do with the relays under the dash.
Linda Ewan Noe and Nicolas
Traveling the US and Canada when off, with our 1988 40' GV
6V92 MTB648