Check the Coolant system, there is a coolant temp sensor that will cause the engine to do this if it is not actually in contact with the coolant. You will need to vacuum drain the coolant, refill then bleed all the air out of the system. On my legend this happened until realized the radiator cap was bad, it had lost it's seal so the coolant system lost pressure. I didn't realize because the coolant reservoir was full, but there was no pressure to pull the coolant through the system. It could possibly be the idle speed motor needing to be cleaned as well. Once I cleaned mine I haven't had any problems ever since.
You have a bad Vss Sensor.............. The vehicle speed sensor.
it is a defective speed sensor.
check to see if your tack is not jumping it could be a bad ref sensor
A malfunction in the range sensor could cause the cruise to be inoperative.A malfunction in the range sensor could cause the cruise to be inoperative.
the sensor used to control the temperature inside a fridge is, thermocouple because, its more accurate than a thermistate.
Yes it could, if it is setting codes it will affect the cruise.
i would have the tps sensor or the mass air flow sensor those are usaully the symptoms for this
there is no thing that could be a legend of a legend
It could be the tps, brake light switch, or crank sensor.
If the cruise control is not working on a 1993 Villager GS with 199,000 miles, the problem could be the MAP sensor. It could also be an oxygen sensor that is bad. There is also a possibility that the unit's main fuse is blown.
It could be the throttle position sensor or the idle air control valve.
You could use jumping like a kangaroo or if your popping up fast you could also write jumping up fast like a jack in the box