I had the vacuum line from the pedals to the cruise control pump or the
vacuum valves themselves in the clutch/brake switch develop a leak recently.
I unplugged this hose and capped the plastic tee right where it comes out of
the cruise control pump so that the pump is only hooked to the servo.  The
electrical switch on the brake and clutch still turns off the cruise control
when the are pressed, and the gas pedal does release fast enough.  I guess
they had the vacuum release as well for extra safety in case the cruise
control module failed with a stuck closed valve.  Anyway, I don't mind
driving with the safety vacuum line plugged.

Michael

> Check the switches at the clutch and brake pedals. When these go bad,
> the CC will not engage.
>
>
> Todd
> '88 Westy
>
> george jannini wrote:
>
> ><< My cruise control just quit. I checked the fuse which controls same
> >along with the A/C, power windows, power mirrors etc. Any suggestions on
> >which to check next? >>
> >
> >   Two things...make sure that the gizmo that pulls on the throttle can
> >actually pull it by insuring that everything's tightened back there, and
> >that the system cutoff switches underneath the clutch and brake pedals
> >are correctly adjusted.
> >
> >        George/ATL
> >        '89 WesTiico, Wernher
> >
> >
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