cruise control not working
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Still struggling with mine. Both front and rear brake work, no issues there. I saw in the manual the test using the meter like Bill03E describes but wouldn't disconnecting the roll-off switch also tell you if that part was bad? That's how I tested it but will go back and check for continuity.
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The roll off switch does nothing but turn the cc off when you roll the throttle forward. you can disconnect 1 of the wires it is disabled and nothing else will be effected.
Go back to where it worked. Say it started after working the carb, that's where I would start.
Some times things do unexpected things. A friend replace his battery and now his bag/trunk locks do not work.
Go back to where it worked. Say it started after working the carb, that's where I would start.
Some times things do unexpected things. A friend replace his battery and now his bag/trunk locks do not work.
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From: Edmond Oklahoma
If your roll off plug is disconnected and your cruise isn't working, then your problem is somewhere else. If you have a manual, the electrical schematics are pretty good about showing you where to look.
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When i changed bars on my Roadking I had the problem of the cruise kicking out on its own...ended up being that even tho I was setting cable lash by the book, it seemed too tight. Slightly loosened the lash and the kickouts went away. Was probably messing up the roll off switch..
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