>>> I'm finding that my cruise control will not hold the speed down on steeper
>>> highway inclines. Is this normal?
>>> Or should the cruise apply the brakes? I have a 97 V8 automatic.
Check if you got a vacume leak at the servo diaphram, that could produce
your symptoms.
>>
>> I hope you're not using cruise control on city streets.
Oops! Missed those last 5 stop signs.
>>
>Thanks for the info. I don't use the cruise on city streets. Speeds limits
>in Canada are much lower than
>the U.S. The cruise setting that I was using (and speed limit) was 50 mph.
>We havn't seen legal speeds
>of 70 mph since the 1970's.
>
Victoria to Nanimo on Vancouver Island you can't get much over 55 to 60 mph
with out visiting a guard rail, but that has to be the most beautiful
highway I've ever driven. Drove my Dakota from Montreal to Victora last
Chrismas, what a loooooooong drive
In Ontario on the HWY 401 and HWY 417 and Quebec on Autoroutes 20, 40, 15
the "legal" limit is 100 km/h (62.5 mph), but the rule of thumb read km/h as
mph #8^D !!!!
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