Check the vacuum hose attached to the throttle actuator. It may be damaged due to heat from the exhaust manifold. The hose runs from the rear of the engine along the driver's side to the front by the battery.
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Is the vehicle speed sensor working? If it is not, the service engine soon light should come on when driving also. The speed sensor is located behind the instrument cluster, where the speedometer cable attaches, on the older vans, and I think it might be on the transmission on newer ones.
If the van is older, the wires from the cruise control switch may be shorting out in the steering column.
Another thing to check is the brake switch. Above the brake pedal there should be two switches, one for the brake lights, and one for the cruise control. They are probably both built into the same unit, or at least are very close together.
Finally, the cruise control unit itself is a box attached to the cowling near the windshield washer motor. You can check the cable that comes out of it and goes over to the throttle.
cruise control does not work on 98 astro van
Trouble code P0700 means:Transmission control system malfunction
my 89 astro's dashboard is not working, speedo is 0 cruise control doesnt work, odometer says error, whats up, help please. mccreedys@hotmail.com
Get your driveshaft fixed and put it back in. It's not designed to work without it.
It might be on the firewall under the hood on the left side.BEst of luck....I to am haveing trouble with astro van.
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Trouble code P0128 means:Coolant thermostat (coolant temp below thermostat regulating temp)
The PCM and ABS computers are under the hood mounted low and to the right. There is no separate BCM on an Astro.
You need an OBDII scanner to retrieve the trouble codes.
The door lock remote control receiver for a 1997 Chevy Astro van is located inside the cabin. it is found on the right kick plate.
Trouble code P0102 means:Mass or volume circuit low input
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