p38 cruise control

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I know exactly the pipe pieces you reference and in my virgin ownership period ( ie before i realised the bloody car could bankrupt me if I went to RR dealer for supplies) paid £14.00 for a 3"-4" length of pipe from local RR dealer. When it went again 'cos they seem to perish easily I put a piece of pipe from my aquarium air pump on as a stop gap.........that was 14 months ago and CC still works fine!!!!!!!!!!!!! In reality if you ain't got an aquarium piece of fuel line/breather hose of same diameter works fine and if you have good local independant motor factor or radiator specialist they will give you a piece of a scrap cut off for bugger all or pennies........£14.00 my arse. but I fell for4 it only once. cheers
 
can anyone help me my cruise control does not work checked the pipes and there is one missing from the t piece where do they go so i can see which is missing.
 
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As helpful as ever Storm :D:D:D

Looks like it goes to the throttle control bellows...

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can anyone help me my cruise control does not work checked the pipes and there is one missing from the t piece where do they go so i can see which is missing.


One goes to the Bellows unit which operates the secondary throttle cable, one goes down to the vacuum actuator close to the "T"-you need to feel or look for the fitting on the actuator as it is hidden when looking from above, and the third one goes to the brake pedal switch-this pipe runs across the bulkhead and through a hole roughly where the brake pedal is located.
Don't bother ****ing about with rubber hose, buy some silicone vac. hose from Ebay-ten times better.
:)
 
One goes to the Bellows unit which operates the secondary throttle cable, one goes down to the vacuum actuator close to the "T"-you need to feel or look for the fitting on the actuator as it is hidden when looking from above, and the third one goes to the brake pedal switch-this pipe runs across the bulkhead and through a hole roughly where the brake pedal is located.
Don't bother ****ing about with rubber hose, buy some silicone vac. hose from Ebay-ten times better.
:)

many thanks for the info looks like half the pipe leading to the break pedal is missing others are connected but look cracked so will do them all.
 
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