If you're having problems with your cruise control, I would suggest that you check into your Subaru's transmission and engine error codes to see what it's returning if anything. Many times the problem with the cruise can be diagnosed by the vehicle itself. The car will not allow the cruise control to function if it knows about a specific problem, which will be given in the error codes. I don't know what year subaru you have, but look into getting both the engine (check engine light) error codes and the transmission (power light) error codes on your Legacy to see what they're returning. My speed sensor was out on my Subaru. Once I found the problem in the error codes, I swapped it out and my cruise worked just great.
where is the 2002 oldsmobile alero cruise control vacuum line?
No Thanks, I have one. What is your question?
First you need to troubleshoot the 1994 LeSabre cruise control. Check the fuse, the cruise switch, the linkage, to find where the problem is. Check the vacuum lines on the engine as a vacuum leak can cause the cruise to not work properly.
Cruise control vacuum solenoid.
The cruise control operates on vacuum. There is a vacuum canister somewhere underneath the battery which sometimes goes bad. Also check vacuum lines for cracks.
It is part of the cruise control.
Vacuum lines, clutch switches, ...
you may have a vacuum leak somewhere.
Check vacuum to cruise unit , look for leak at the three port connector.
Check the vacuum hose that feeds into the cruise module in the engine.
Because a diesel engine does not create vacuum and the vacuum pump is necessary to operate things like the vacuum assist brakes and cruise control.
First step might be checking the vacuum lines in the engine bay. If the cruise control unit does not get vacuum it will not work. Second, the brake light switch might be suspect at that age, it might be sticking or not working. Last, the buttons inside the car or the cruise control unit might have failed.