
After that you could feel the bellows trying to work (it would pull the pedal down an inch or so), but the cruise would not hold speed. I suspect (but have not checked) that the bellows has an intentional calibrated leak.
Ahh, great stuff! Now that is something to check. I did wonder as the hose that had split had been off for some time and was well coated with general road muck.xantia_v6 wrote:One more thing to check, Jim, is a blocked hose.
Hope my findings helps get yours working again Davedavetherave wrote: Mission cruise control coming soon...
The xantia cruise control has quite a gentle ramp-up, maybe 1MPH per second, so on a flat road it will never kick down, but on a reasonable uphill it will kick down to second, giving the passengers a bit of a thrillToby_HDi wrote: Now just remember not to recall last memorised speed after leaving a dual carriageway.
I've been told that on the auto box, it'll drop two gears and accelerate hard to get back up to speed!
Congrats on the MOT pass, you're pro-active maintenance has paid back dividends once again.CitroJim wrote:I'm pleased to report the Activa has a nice new MOT certificate![]()
She passed without so much as an advisory....
Whilst awaiting the verdict, I stripped a non-turbo Bosch diesel pump I'd dug out of my stash as a possible replacement for Kev's Boxer van up in the Peugeot forum. He dropped his and it ended up leaking like a colander...
Last evening I found it seized absolutely rock solid![]()