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Old 04-04-2009, 05:30 PM
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Driving home today on the motorway with the cruise control switched on, I noticed that the cruise switched itself off - it was still indicating on, but seemed to be as if I'd hit the cancel button (which I hadn't) so when I pressed the resume button, it got back up to the set speed.

After further investigation, it seems to be 2 things that cause it:-
1. When going up a sudden incline (the sort where the suspension is compressed as the incline starts)
2. When indicating right.

I have possibly isolated number 2 back to a fault with the right rear light as when I got home, I turned the right indicator on and can see the tail light getting slightly brighter/dimmer in time with the indicator (possible bad earth?). I'll check this tomorrow, but has anyone got any ideas about this otherwise?
 
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Old 04-06-2009, 10:09 AM
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Well, looks like the dodgy earth is the problem as far as indicating right cancelling the cruise is concerned. I presume that cruise must monitor any power going through the brake light circuit. The earth pin was quite rusty, so may get a new light board and plug for the long term.
 
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