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Is cruise Supposed to lose it's program when you slow below 35mph? #771231 12/11/06 03:45 AM
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Brian_M Offline OP
Wheeler
I just made a quick run to Montana over the weekend and it reminded me of this question. Cruise set at 75 or so, come up to a town with a 45mph limit, hit cancel (I don't like taping the brakes and have an auto), cruise through town, hit resume on the far side and cruise picks up again. No issues. BUT, change my town speed to 30, and cruise loses its program. I even sped slightly through one smaller town and it does it if I go no lower than 35 too.

I know this has been going on in my truck for awhile, but I don't think it's Always been like this. Anyone else have something similar... just wondering if I should expect something to break soon.

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Brian M
'97 T100 SR5 4x4, with Buckets
Re: Is cruise Supposed to lose it's program when you slow below 35mph? [Re: Brian_M] #771232 12/11/06 05:27 AM
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J_Bird Offline
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The only way to "resume", is to have tapped your brakes beforhand. Once you hit cancel, it is canceled. Maybe you hit something without realizing it? There maybe a speed issue going on in there somewere. Not so sure about the low speed canceling anything though.


J-Bird

'95.5 T, SR5, Bone stock w/32x11.50's
'06 Sonata LX
Re: Is cruise Supposed to lose it's program when you slow below 35mph? [Re: Brian_M] #771233 12/11/06 05:54 AM
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CJMT100 Offline
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Mine does it for 25 or so and below iirc, my camry did the same thing.


1996 T100, Mickey Thomson Classics, Bridgestone Dueler AT 265/75/16, custom offroad KC's.
Re: Is cruise Supposed to lose it's program when you slow below 35mph? [Re: Brian_M] #771234 12/11/06 05:57 AM
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The roomie's 97 Corrolla lets go at 25 mph; I'm still playing with my 99 4R (2.7L); still engaged at 35 mph; haven't gone much lower with it on.

IIRC, it's based on the vacuum.


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Re: Is cruise Supposed to lose it's program when you slow below 35mph? [Re: kewlynx] #771235 12/11/06 03:07 PM
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jmoser Offline
Mudrunner
Somewhere in my '96 owners manual it clearly states that 35 mph is in fact the minimum speed for cruise engagement.

Must be some safety feature that Japan dreamed up. <img src="/forums/images/graemlins/confused.gif" alt="" />


Jeff
96 T100 SR5 4WD Ext Cab, Warn Hubs, HD torsion bars, Bilsteins, Camper Shell, TJM bar, factory 31 x 10.5's, Powertrax No-slip rear, Recaro driver's bucket
Re: Is cruise Supposed to lose it's program when you slow below 35mph? [Re: J_Bird] #771236 12/11/06 03:31 PM
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Brian_M Offline OP
Wheeler
Well, I know for a fact that "Resume" works after you hit cancel... I don't use the brakes (old habit), and cancel the cruise Well before a speed reduction and just coast down. But I Also use cancel when I come up on someone too fast, pass them as the opportunity presents, and then resume on the far side. It works just fine in that way.

Thanks for the info on the speed cutoff.... just odd as my other vehicle always holds the cruise.

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Cheers,

Brian M
'97 T100 SR5 4x4, with Buckets
Re: Is cruise Supposed to lose it's program when you slow below 35mph? [Re: Brian_M] #771237 12/12/06 12:37 AM
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CJMT100 Offline
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I tried it last night, 25 is fine, below 25mpg is cutoff.


1996 T100, Mickey Thomson Classics, Bridgestone Dueler AT 265/75/16, custom offroad KC's.
Re: Is cruise Supposed to lose it's program when you slow below 35mph? [Re: Brian_M] #771238 12/12/06 12:40 AM
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ErikB Offline
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Yep, in the owners manual it mentions something about not being able to "resume" after dropping below a certain speed...


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Re: Is cruise Supposed to lose it's program when you slow below 35mph? [Re: ErikB] #771239 12/12/06 03:46 AM
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GregZ Offline
Getting the Wheeling Fever
Cruise controls don't work or resume after you drop below a certain speed. That's a safety feature, if you're below 30 mph or so you are probably in stop-and-go traffic, a residential area, etc., and should be paying attention.

Re: Is cruise Supposed to lose it's program when you slow below 35mph? [Re: GregZ] #771240 12/12/06 04:54 AM
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kewlynx Offline
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My thought too Greg.


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