How To Program A Cruise Control Servo On A 1997 Chevy Cavalier

Username	Post: 2002 Cavalier Prowl Control - dead (Topic#124453)
SuperSport Super Senior Member Posts: 6501 Reg: 07-03-01 User Info Send Private Topic View Contour	02-eighteen-06 05:38 AM - Post#877249 2002 Cavalier- Prowl doesn't work. Fuses are all good, connections are clean and tight. Anyone have suggestions on where to get-go troubleshooting? Voltage to look for, and where? Mutual problems, etc.? Anything at this point would help. I checked the online transmission for a wiring diagram, there'due south one there but it doesn't display properly on my computer for some reason. ~SS~ E-mail Written report

iskerbibel Fellow member Posts: fourteen Loc: right manus of the father Reg: 02-19-06 User Info Send Private Topic View Profile	Re: 2002 Cavalier Cruise Control - dead 02-nineteen-06 10:59 AM - Post#877250 In response to SuperSport You might check and brand sure you accept a vacuum supply to the prowl control servo. That was the trouble on the ol' corsica. The battery leaked... the acid ate through the vacuum line. Electronic mail Report
SuperSport Super Senior Member Posts: 6501 Reg: 07-03-01 User Info Send Private Topic View Profile	Re: 2002 Condescending Prowl Command - dead 03-x-06 06:49 PM - Post#877251 In response to iskerbibel Thanks, I finally got to look at information technology once more. No vacuum on these, all electronic. Some online searches turned up some info stating that the VSS wiring in the radio tin kill the cruise. The VSS changes the volume of the radio as the speed changes, which, in a 2002 Cavi, is a good feature to have. This wiring is supposedly a problem even if the VSS choice is not installed. If the wire is grounded, no prowl. Looks like I might accept to look at the radio. Anyone heard of this? Been in that location, done that? ~SS~ Email Report
1991sierra Senior Member Posts: 279 Loc: Manitoba, Canada Reg: 08-05-05 User Info Send Private Topic View Profile	Re: 2002 Cavalier Cruise Control - dead 03-25-06 03:23 PM - Post#877252 In response to SuperSport Have yous checked to make sure that the brake pedal is coming up fully and that the restriction pedal sensor isn't activated. 1991 Gmc 2500 4x4 2001 Gmc 2500hd 4x4 2005 Chev Cavalier "A millwright can tap whatever hole" Email Written report
SuperSport Super Senior Fellow member Posts: 6501 Reg: 07-03-01 User Info Send Private Topic View Profile	Re: 2002 Cavalier Cruise Command - expressionless 03-25-06 04:xv PM - Post#877253 In response to 1991sierra I did elevator the pedal, while trying to engage the prowl. But I'll check that out closer. The brake lights do function ordinarily. Does anyone know if this car is supposed to have a 'cruise' light on the dash? I don't see i when I start turn the key on, during the lamp test. ~SS~ Email Report
1991sierra Senior Member Posts: 279 Loc: Manitoba, Canada Reg: 08-05-05 User Info Send Private Topic View Profile	Re: 2002 Cavalier Cruise Command - dead 03-26-06 06:32 AM - Postal service#877254 In response to SuperSport I do not take any cruise lights on my 05. My mom had the aforementioned problem on her ford taurau and I had to change out the cruise command module. don't know if they are the same on the chevy cavs. 1991 Gmc 2500 4x4 2001 Gmc 2500hd 4x4 2005 Chev Cavalier "A millwright tin can tap any hole" Email Report
SuperSport Super Senior Member Posts: 6501 Reg: 07-03-01 User Info Send Private Topic View Profile	Re: 2002 Cavalier Cruise Command - dead 04-25-06 03:01 PM - Mail service#877255 In response to 1991sierra Thanks for answering that question nearly the dash light. Still haven't found the trouble. ~SS~ Email Report
KOOL57 Fellow member Posts: 183 Loc: Fargo, ND Reg: 01-04-03 User Info Send Private Topic View Profile	Re: 2002 Cavalier Cruise Control - dead 04-xxx-06 03:12 PM - Post#877256 In response to SuperSport I had a frayed wire on my Celebrity. Right where the lever goes into the cavalcade. I pulled the lever , soldered it up and it's been working fine. Just a thought. "If it ain't got fins, information technology own't a real car! Email Written report