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hi all,

 i have just purchased a mk2 galaxy ghia 2.3,everythin works apart from the cruise control!!

 

is the way it works the same as the mk1 i.e vacuum fed or is electronically controlled and if so would any1 know where i can start looking??

 

many thanks

Posted

Hi,

 

There is a pipe in the OSF wing space that goes. Take out OSF headlamp and you'll see it :-) Fix / replace as you see fit. The pumps do go ... but not as much as the pipes!

 

HTH

 

Steve

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It is behind the nearside indicator on mine, move 2.3, I had same problem, rubber connection pipe had perished, replaced and it worked, now I've lost cruise again! Checked the pipe n pump and they are ok so my problem is elsewhere, what I can't find is the relay? I'm going to strip out all the gubbins behind the peddles and check that they are all serviceable and hope that sorts it!
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UPDATE

 

found the pump and the pipe had split,cut it down and replaced,tho still not working,dont think its the pump as im sure i heard it working when i started the car,any other ideas guys??

Posted
The pump has a tendency to top up with water so it's worth taking out and checking inside.
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UPDATE,

 

took the pump off and wired it direct to the battery,worked ok,checked all the fuses(not sure which 1 controlled the pump),how ever found a fuse that didnt look like it was gone but it had melted into the outer plastic,replaced and went up the m6,all working fine so thanks all for your advice,now all i need to find is a 6-speed gearbox!!!!

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Does anyone out there know where the fuse is located for cruise control in a mk1 2.3 ghia x and perhaps the relay before I go nuts!

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