Whats that switch for then ? (1 Viewer)

chrisboyo

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I was lying on my back looking up under the dashboard of
my Hymer 584
(As you do)
When I saw what appears to be an extra switch that works off the clutch pedal arm.

I don,t have cruise control fitted that i know of, but would like it

Now what,s it for?

I am sure there,s a funster out there who knows :thumb:
Happy Daze
Chrisboyo
 
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I was lying on my back looking up under the dashboard of
my Hymer 584
(As you do)
When I saw what appears to be an extra switch that works off the clutch pedal arm.

I don,t have cruise control fitted that i know of, but would like it

Now what,s it for?

I am sure there,s a funster out there who knows :thumb:
Happy Daze
Chrisboyo


Do you have to press the clutch down for the starter motor to work?
 

Jim

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Are the brake and clutch pedals physically the same?

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chrisboyo

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The pedals are basicly the same and i don,t have to press the clutch to start the engine
The switch that works off the clutch pedal is white and looks newer than that on the brake

Thanks both and keep em coming:thumb:

Happy Daze
Chrisboyo
 

dave newell

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If your motorhome has the JTD engine the clutch switch id factory fitted. It is there to tell the engine management system that the clutch pedal has been depressed and to therefore limit the power produced to prevent over-revving. You should also find that if you press the brake with your left foot while driving the engine power will cut back after about a second. Some Ducatos that have been remapped/chipped lose this.

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chrisboyo

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I just knew there would be someone out out there in FUNLAND that would know
I would still like to fit cruise control though any ideas on price?

Thanks Dave

PS Is that there hillbilly/hilldweller fella still casting aspertions on my person:ROFLMAO:
 

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I would still like to fit cruise control though any ideas on price?

I do wonder how much use cruise control on a manual is. You still have to do all the thinking and work in hilly terrain.

Be OK on the M1 though. But avoid M6 north of Preston.
 

Manouche

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I do wonder how much use cruise control on a manual is. You still have to do all the thinking and work in hilly terrain.

Be OK on the M1 though. But avoid M6 north of Preston.

But on those lonnnnnnnnng French roads, cruise is an absolute Godsend.

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dave newell

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Cruise control is a godsend on any vehicle be it manual or auto. Cost depends on the vehicle its being fitted to but ball park price of between £330 and £435 (less 5% discount for funsters of course but only if you remind us at the time of fitting). Call us on 01952 587702 during normal working hours to discuss your requirements further.

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