How do you turn on the cruise control and set the speed you want to be held?

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Asked by Flathead27ford Aug 20, 2007 at 12:16 PM about the 1989 Toyota Supra 2 dr Hatchback

Question type: General

I just bought a 1989 Toyota Supra in Maryland and drove it back to Colorado. I didn't get an owners manual, and was trying to set the Cruise control.  I tried all the ways I have ever had to set it, and none worked.  I would like to know how to turn it on, and set the desired speed I want kept.  

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It is possible, if you tried other methods and were not able to get it to work, that the cruise control module is defective. These are normally controlled by vacuum, so a cracked or broken/disconnected vacuum line or diaphragm inside the cruise unit could cause them not to work. Check this out when you have a chance.

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http://www.max-boost.co.uk/max-boost/resources/SUPRA_MKIV/CRUISE_CONTROL_SYSTEM.PDF Might be a comp chip problem too.

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In my 88, there is a cruise master switch on the left cluster beside the steering column, engage this. Then its just a matter of setting the desired speed with the control buttons. Hope this helps.

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get to the speed u want , then switch it on and if it works then it'll hold that speed

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