Cruise Control won't work in Cold weather
#1
Cruise Control won't work in Cold weather
Just wondering if anyone has input for this....When its really cold out (like 10 degrees F or lower) my cruise light will come on when Set and everything appears normal but the speed will not hold. After driving for about a half hour when the engine compartment warms up real good it will start working again. I'm thinking maybe the actuator cable is getting sluggish when cold because the thing works great when its warm out- especially in the summer. (I also have the exact same problem on my 92 accord)
#2
Intermittent cruise control 50 degree weather - Gen 5 accord
Hello
Looking to open this thread for any leads from experienced wrenches
These problems are typical of broken ground wires that contract when cold
Any experienced wrenches here with connection points to start?
Thanks
Looking to open this thread for any leads from experienced wrenches
These problems are typical of broken ground wires that contract when cold
Any experienced wrenches here with connection points to start?
Thanks
#4
hello
Its a 1995.
btw I had the classic problem of the speedo bouncing around. The cruise control also worked intermittently until it finally conked out. When I replaced the speed sensor, the cruise control came back like magic. Now the cruise is doing the intermittent thing but only in cold weather.
Its a 1995.
btw I had the classic problem of the speedo bouncing around. The cruise control also worked intermittently until it finally conked out. When I replaced the speed sensor, the cruise control came back like magic. Now the cruise is doing the intermittent thing but only in cold weather.
Last edited by How2; 11-23-2023 at 11:33 AM.
#5
Search the web for CD7_CD9.pdf. This is a shop manual for a 94 and is identical to a 95 accord. You should be able to download it for free.
Since several inputs has multiple inputs, it might be easier to test at the cruise control unit harness to see what is missing. Page 23-304 and 23-305 show the inputs. You'll have to unplug the control unit connector and use a volt meter to test the various inputs. Hopefully this will narrow down the problem.
Since several inputs has multiple inputs, it might be easier to test at the cruise control unit harness to see what is missing. Page 23-304 and 23-305 show the inputs. You'll have to unplug the control unit connector and use a volt meter to test the various inputs. Hopefully this will narrow down the problem.
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