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1.Remove the cruise control
switch (Refer to ).
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2.Measure the resistance
between terminal No.3 and terminal No.4 when each of the
speed
limiter ON/OFF <vehicles for Australia and New
Zealand>, cruise control
ON/OFF, CANCEL, SET - and RES + switches
is pressed. If the values
measured at the time each switch is pressed correspond to
those in the table below, the resistance
values are correct.
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Terminal connector
of tester
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Switch
position
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Specified
condition
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3 - 4
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All switches are
released.
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Open circuit
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Speed limiter
ON/OFF switch is
pressed
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Continuity (less than
2Ω)
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Cruise control
ON/OFF switch is
pressed
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176 - 180
Ω
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CANCEL switch is
pressed
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460 - 470
Ω
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SET - switch is
pressed
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1030 - 1051
Ω
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RES + switch is
pressed
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2725 - 2837
Ω
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3.Check that illumination of the cruise
control switch turns on when the battery positive
terminal is connected to cruise control switch connector
terminal No.5, and the battery negative
terminal is connected to cruise control switch connector
terminal No.6.
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Refer to GROUP 35A - Brake
Pedal, Inspection, Stop Lamp Switch Check .
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Refer to GROUP 21A -
On-vehicle Service, Clutch Switch Check .
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Refer to GROUP 23A -
On-vehicle Service, Essential Service, Inhibitor Switch
Continuity Check .
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