Cruise Control Will NOT Engage
06-03-2019, 07:36 AM
#32
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Either a bad thermostat or you didn't use a AC Delco brand. -----Reread post #24------
Could have trash remnants from the old thermostat sticking the new one open.
Check Engine Light On ? (P0128 code maybe)
Even if not on, pull the codes again. As stated, certain codes will render the CC inoperative.
06-03-2019, 08:06 AM
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And another thing, the clock spring in the steering column, you stated the CC has never worked.
https://www.chevyhhr.net/forums/prob...control-48767/
You replaced the thermostat, please confirm which thermostat was installed?
https://www.chevyhhr.net/forums/prob...control-48767/
You replaced the thermostat, please confirm which thermostat was installed?
06-03-2019, 11:12 AM
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And another thing, the clock spring in the steering column, you stated the CC has never worked.
https://www.chevyhhr.net/forums/prob...control-48767/
You replaced the thermostat, please confirm which thermostat was installed?
https://www.chevyhhr.net/forums/prob...control-48767/
You replaced the thermostat, please confirm which thermostat was installed?
06-03-2019, 11:23 AM
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Did you not read the previous posts about ensuring you use the DELCO thermostat? There is a reason for it - and I won't waste my time explaining it again - as it has been explained numerous times.
Firemangeorge is correct in his previous post - it is still running too cold.
Re: clockspring - fyi it is entirely possible that the clockspring can affect the CC without affecting the horn. Replacing the clockspring can be a very dangerous task due to the need for replacing the airbag. So it is probably best to leave that to a professional.
Firemangeorge is correct in his previous post - it is still running too cold.
Re: clockspring - fyi it is entirely possible that the clockspring can affect the CC without affecting the horn. Replacing the clockspring can be a very dangerous task due to the need for replacing the airbag. So it is probably best to leave that to a professional.
06-03-2019, 11:33 AM
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Did you not read the previous posts about ensuring you use the DELCO thermostat? There is a reason for it - and I won't waste my time explaining it again - as it has been explained numerous times.
Firemangeorge is correct in his previous post - it is still running too cold.
Re: clockspring - fyi it is entirely possible that the clockspring can affect the CC without affecting the horn. Replacing the clockspring can be a very dangerous task due to the need for replacing the airbag. So it is probably best to leave that to a professional.
Firemangeorge is correct in his previous post - it is still running too cold.
Re: clockspring - fyi it is entirely possible that the clockspring can affect the CC without affecting the horn. Replacing the clockspring can be a very dangerous task due to the need for replacing the airbag. So it is probably best to leave that to a professional.
06-03-2019, 01:45 PM
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Ok, I thought he did already.
in post #24, Whopper states the AC Delco 131-158 thermostat.
then in post #24 the quote is.... new thermostat.
he doesn’t say , he cheaped out and got a Murray.
Learn the hard way, like many of us have.
We’re here to help you, save you money and ensure you are informed of what works on our trucklets.
What next , you used the green coolant?
in post #24, Whopper states the AC Delco 131-158 thermostat.
then in post #24 the quote is.... new thermostat.
he doesn’t say , he cheaped out and got a Murray.
Learn the hard way, like many of us have.
We’re here to help you, save you money and ensure you are informed of what works on our trucklets.
What next , you used the green coolant?
06-03-2019, 03:29 PM
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Ok, I thought he did already.
in post #24, Whopper states the AC Delco 131-158 thermostat.
then in post #24 the quote is.... new thermostat.
he doesn’t say , he cheaped out and got a Murray.
Learn the hard way, like many of us have.
We’re here to help you, save you money and ensure you are informed of what works on our trucklets.
What next , you used the green coolant?
in post #24, Whopper states the AC Delco 131-158 thermostat.
then in post #24 the quote is.... new thermostat.
he doesn’t say , he cheaped out and got a Murray.
Learn the hard way, like many of us have.
We’re here to help you, save you money and ensure you are informed of what works on our trucklets.
What next , you used the green coolant?