Nate, (BTW you are a treasure fund of info) what are the chances that the switch on our cruise is faulty? the CC works when it wants, which is pretty occasional. I will be able to go tto a PAP tomorrow in Lost Wages, & was going to get a CC module.
BTW we going south well doing about 4oo miles per day at around 27 or 26 mpg.
Tony.
--- In diesel_mercedes@yahoogroups.com, "Nate" <vwnate1@...> wrote:
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> IIRC ;
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> The upper mast jacket enclosure is a ' clamshell ' design so it's fairly simple to remove the screws & take it apart , thence unscrew & remove the switch .
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> -Nate
> Lawrence wrote:
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> > We just got a wagon and noticed the cruise control stalk laying in the door
> > tray. It is splined with a u shaped end which means a small bolt went through
> > it. Is it hard to get the remnant out and a new stalk in? I suspect someone
> > not knowing what it was thought their turn signal was not working and just
> > pressed harder. Lawrence Rhodes.....
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