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Cruise Control has strange behaviour in downhill
« on: Oct 31st, 2009, 1:37pm » |
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Hello. I have noticed that when I put Cruise Control for example @80km/h and drive in highway which has long downhill, transmission starts to motorbrake for a 2 second (approx) and then continues like there aren't downhill for another ~2second. Then again motorbrake for ~2 second and another 2 second no.. That happens as long as there is downhill Result is that I'm going like 86km/h and speed equalizes to 80km/h AFTER the downhill. It's like cc forgets current action for about 50% time and and lets car roll freely every another second or two. I could live with that if weren't so jerky with those motorbrake-nomotorbrake changes. It's like something kicking your driver seat from behind Very annoying. What can I do to that? I remember that previously it worked properly. Speed was very near 80km/h and didn't matter if downhill or not because it motorbraked downhills and motorbraking was enough to keep speed stable. (rpm gauge needle dips during it about 100-200rpm or something like that)
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Re: Cruise Control has strange behaviour in downhi
« Reply #1 on: Jan 25th, 2014, 12:02am » |
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I fitted a simple WAECO one (took me two weeks) and I believe it is better and ergonomical compared with the original. It uses the radio remote and it works very reliably. Photos can be uploaded if required. It uses all 4 directions and the switch.
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