Minimum speed for cruise control
10-16-2007, 02:02 AM
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Re: Minimum speed for cruise control
"Earle Horton" <el_anglo_burgues@usa.com> wrote:
> Manufacturers have determined that cruise control is unsafe under
> 35 mph.
Not so, I've had multiple cars that would set the cruise control at
25mph and who's owners manuals say it will work at 25mph. That
includes Ford, GM, Chrysler and imported vehicles, my '93 Jeep GC is
the ONLY car I've ever driven that required 35+ mph to use the cruise
control with the exception of a 2002 Jeep GC and a 2007 Jeep GC.
I don't know if it's a Jeep thing but it's sure true of GCs.
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> Manufacturers have determined that cruise control is unsafe under
> 35 mph.
Not so, I've had multiple cars that would set the cruise control at
25mph and who's owners manuals say it will work at 25mph. That
includes Ford, GM, Chrysler and imported vehicles, my '93 Jeep GC is
the ONLY car I've ever driven that required 35+ mph to use the cruise
control with the exception of a 2002 Jeep GC and a 2007 Jeep GC.
I don't know if it's a Jeep thing but it's sure true of GCs.
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10-16-2007, 02:02 AM
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Re: Minimum speed for cruise control
"Earle Horton" <el_anglo_burgues@usa.com> wrote:
> Manufacturers have determined that cruise control is unsafe under
> 35 mph.
Not so, I've had multiple cars that would set the cruise control at
25mph and who's owners manuals say it will work at 25mph. That
includes Ford, GM, Chrysler and imported vehicles, my '93 Jeep GC is
the ONLY car I've ever driven that required 35+ mph to use the cruise
control with the exception of a 2002 Jeep GC and a 2007 Jeep GC.
I don't know if it's a Jeep thing but it's sure true of GCs.
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> Manufacturers have determined that cruise control is unsafe under
> 35 mph.
Not so, I've had multiple cars that would set the cruise control at
25mph and who's owners manuals say it will work at 25mph. That
includes Ford, GM, Chrysler and imported vehicles, my '93 Jeep GC is
the ONLY car I've ever driven that required 35+ mph to use the cruise
control with the exception of a 2002 Jeep GC and a 2007 Jeep GC.
I don't know if it's a Jeep thing but it's sure true of GCs.
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10-16-2007, 02:02 AM
#33
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Re: Minimum speed for cruise control
"Earle Horton" <el_anglo_burgues@usa.com> wrote:
> Manufacturers have determined that cruise control is unsafe under
> 35 mph.
Not so, I've had multiple cars that would set the cruise control at
25mph and who's owners manuals say it will work at 25mph. That
includes Ford, GM, Chrysler and imported vehicles, my '93 Jeep GC is
the ONLY car I've ever driven that required 35+ mph to use the cruise
control with the exception of a 2002 Jeep GC and a 2007 Jeep GC.
I don't know if it's a Jeep thing but it's sure true of GCs.
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> Manufacturers have determined that cruise control is unsafe under
> 35 mph.
Not so, I've had multiple cars that would set the cruise control at
25mph and who's owners manuals say it will work at 25mph. That
includes Ford, GM, Chrysler and imported vehicles, my '93 Jeep GC is
the ONLY car I've ever driven that required 35+ mph to use the cruise
control with the exception of a 2002 Jeep GC and a 2007 Jeep GC.
I don't know if it's a Jeep thing but it's sure true of GCs.
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10-16-2007, 02:03 AM
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Re: Minimum speed for cruise control
"RiverRunner66 via CarKB.com" <u36930@uwe> wrote:
> I don't know where U guys are coming up with this magic 35 mph
> cruise control number. my 2004 ford f-150 supercrew works at 25
> mph and my 2007 3500 chevy express service van works at 20+
> mph..... Is 35mph just ajeep thing?
I don't know where they're getting it, either. I've NEVER driven a car
that required more than 25 mph to set the cruise except Jeep Grand
Cherokees.
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> I don't know where U guys are coming up with this magic 35 mph
> cruise control number. my 2004 ford f-150 supercrew works at 25
> mph and my 2007 3500 chevy express service van works at 20+
> mph..... Is 35mph just ajeep thing?
I don't know where they're getting it, either. I've NEVER driven a car
that required more than 25 mph to set the cruise except Jeep Grand
Cherokees.
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10-16-2007, 02:03 AM
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Re: Minimum speed for cruise control
"RiverRunner66 via CarKB.com" <u36930@uwe> wrote:
> I don't know where U guys are coming up with this magic 35 mph
> cruise control number. my 2004 ford f-150 supercrew works at 25
> mph and my 2007 3500 chevy express service van works at 20+
> mph..... Is 35mph just ajeep thing?
I don't know where they're getting it, either. I've NEVER driven a car
that required more than 25 mph to set the cruise except Jeep Grand
Cherokees.
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> I don't know where U guys are coming up with this magic 35 mph
> cruise control number. my 2004 ford f-150 supercrew works at 25
> mph and my 2007 3500 chevy express service van works at 20+
> mph..... Is 35mph just ajeep thing?
I don't know where they're getting it, either. I've NEVER driven a car
that required more than 25 mph to set the cruise except Jeep Grand
Cherokees.
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10-16-2007, 02:03 AM
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Re: Minimum speed for cruise control
"RiverRunner66 via CarKB.com" <u36930@uwe> wrote:
> I don't know where U guys are coming up with this magic 35 mph
> cruise control number. my 2004 ford f-150 supercrew works at 25
> mph and my 2007 3500 chevy express service van works at 20+
> mph..... Is 35mph just ajeep thing?
I don't know where they're getting it, either. I've NEVER driven a car
that required more than 25 mph to set the cruise except Jeep Grand
Cherokees.
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> I don't know where U guys are coming up with this magic 35 mph
> cruise control number. my 2004 ford f-150 supercrew works at 25
> mph and my 2007 3500 chevy express service van works at 20+
> mph..... Is 35mph just ajeep thing?
I don't know where they're getting it, either. I've NEVER driven a car
that required more than 25 mph to set the cruise except Jeep Grand
Cherokees.
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10-16-2007, 04:10 AM
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Re: Minimum speed for cruise control
On 16 okt, 08:03, XS11E <xs...@mailinator.com> wrote:
> "RiverRunner66 via CarKB.com" <u36930@uwe> wrote:
>
> > I don't know where U guys are coming up with this magic 35 mph
> > cruise control number. my 2004 ford f-150 supercrew works at 25
> > mph and my 2007 3500 chevy express service van works at 20+
> > mph..... Is 35mph just ajeep thing?
>
> I don't know where they're getting it, either. I've NEVER driven a car
> that required more than 25 mph to set the cruise except Jeep Grand
> Cherokees.
>
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Hello All,
It is clear to me that the Jeep is one of the few with the 35mph
minimum.
I myself have also driven other cars which can be set at lower speeds
than 35.
So i'm not worried about my insurance.
I don't like to change the axle ratio(suggested by snoman) as this
will be bad for fuel economy.
Other option already suggested by the local garage is changing in the
computer the size of the tires. Dis-advantage of this is that the
speedometer will be incorrect.
So i'm still hoping for a smart technician who can explain which board
to change, or even that i have to solder a different type of resitor
on a board.
Regards,
Jos
> "RiverRunner66 via CarKB.com" <u36930@uwe> wrote:
>
> > I don't know where U guys are coming up with this magic 35 mph
> > cruise control number. my 2004 ford f-150 supercrew works at 25
> > mph and my 2007 3500 chevy express service van works at 20+
> > mph..... Is 35mph just ajeep thing?
>
> I don't know where they're getting it, either. I've NEVER driven a car
> that required more than 25 mph to set the cruise except Jeep Grand
> Cherokees.
>
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Hello All,
It is clear to me that the Jeep is one of the few with the 35mph
minimum.
I myself have also driven other cars which can be set at lower speeds
than 35.
So i'm not worried about my insurance.
I don't like to change the axle ratio(suggested by snoman) as this
will be bad for fuel economy.
Other option already suggested by the local garage is changing in the
computer the size of the tires. Dis-advantage of this is that the
speedometer will be incorrect.
So i'm still hoping for a smart technician who can explain which board
to change, or even that i have to solder a different type of resitor
on a board.
Regards,
Jos
10-16-2007, 04:10 AM
#38
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Re: Minimum speed for cruise control
On 16 okt, 08:03, XS11E <xs...@mailinator.com> wrote:
> "RiverRunner66 via CarKB.com" <u36930@uwe> wrote:
>
> > I don't know where U guys are coming up with this magic 35 mph
> > cruise control number. my 2004 ford f-150 supercrew works at 25
> > mph and my 2007 3500 chevy express service van works at 20+
> > mph..... Is 35mph just ajeep thing?
>
> I don't know where they're getting it, either. I've NEVER driven a car
> that required more than 25 mph to set the cruise except Jeep Grand
> Cherokees.
>
> --
> XS11E, Killing all posts from Google Groups
> The Usenet Improvement Project:http://improve-usenet.org
Hello All,
It is clear to me that the Jeep is one of the few with the 35mph
minimum.
I myself have also driven other cars which can be set at lower speeds
than 35.
So i'm not worried about my insurance.
I don't like to change the axle ratio(suggested by snoman) as this
will be bad for fuel economy.
Other option already suggested by the local garage is changing in the
computer the size of the tires. Dis-advantage of this is that the
speedometer will be incorrect.
So i'm still hoping for a smart technician who can explain which board
to change, or even that i have to solder a different type of resitor
on a board.
Regards,
Jos
> "RiverRunner66 via CarKB.com" <u36930@uwe> wrote:
>
> > I don't know where U guys are coming up with this magic 35 mph
> > cruise control number. my 2004 ford f-150 supercrew works at 25
> > mph and my 2007 3500 chevy express service van works at 20+
> > mph..... Is 35mph just ajeep thing?
>
> I don't know where they're getting it, either. I've NEVER driven a car
> that required more than 25 mph to set the cruise except Jeep Grand
> Cherokees.
>
> --
> XS11E, Killing all posts from Google Groups
> The Usenet Improvement Project:http://improve-usenet.org
Hello All,
It is clear to me that the Jeep is one of the few with the 35mph
minimum.
I myself have also driven other cars which can be set at lower speeds
than 35.
So i'm not worried about my insurance.
I don't like to change the axle ratio(suggested by snoman) as this
will be bad for fuel economy.
Other option already suggested by the local garage is changing in the
computer the size of the tires. Dis-advantage of this is that the
speedometer will be incorrect.
So i'm still hoping for a smart technician who can explain which board
to change, or even that i have to solder a different type of resitor
on a board.
Regards,
Jos
10-16-2007, 04:10 AM
#39
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Re: Minimum speed for cruise control
On 16 okt, 08:03, XS11E <xs...@mailinator.com> wrote:
> "RiverRunner66 via CarKB.com" <u36930@uwe> wrote:
>
> > I don't know where U guys are coming up with this magic 35 mph
> > cruise control number. my 2004 ford f-150 supercrew works at 25
> > mph and my 2007 3500 chevy express service van works at 20+
> > mph..... Is 35mph just ajeep thing?
>
> I don't know where they're getting it, either. I've NEVER driven a car
> that required more than 25 mph to set the cruise except Jeep Grand
> Cherokees.
>
> --
> XS11E, Killing all posts from Google Groups
> The Usenet Improvement Project:http://improve-usenet.org
Hello All,
It is clear to me that the Jeep is one of the few with the 35mph
minimum.
I myself have also driven other cars which can be set at lower speeds
than 35.
So i'm not worried about my insurance.
I don't like to change the axle ratio(suggested by snoman) as this
will be bad for fuel economy.
Other option already suggested by the local garage is changing in the
computer the size of the tires. Dis-advantage of this is that the
speedometer will be incorrect.
So i'm still hoping for a smart technician who can explain which board
to change, or even that i have to solder a different type of resitor
on a board.
Regards,
Jos
> "RiverRunner66 via CarKB.com" <u36930@uwe> wrote:
>
> > I don't know where U guys are coming up with this magic 35 mph
> > cruise control number. my 2004 ford f-150 supercrew works at 25
> > mph and my 2007 3500 chevy express service van works at 20+
> > mph..... Is 35mph just ajeep thing?
>
> I don't know where they're getting it, either. I've NEVER driven a car
> that required more than 25 mph to set the cruise except Jeep Grand
> Cherokees.
>
> --
> XS11E, Killing all posts from Google Groups
> The Usenet Improvement Project:http://improve-usenet.org
Hello All,
It is clear to me that the Jeep is one of the few with the 35mph
minimum.
I myself have also driven other cars which can be set at lower speeds
than 35.
So i'm not worried about my insurance.
I don't like to change the axle ratio(suggested by snoman) as this
will be bad for fuel economy.
Other option already suggested by the local garage is changing in the
computer the size of the tires. Dis-advantage of this is that the
speedometer will be incorrect.
So i'm still hoping for a smart technician who can explain which board
to change, or even that i have to solder a different type of resitor
on a board.
Regards,
Jos
10-16-2007, 08:52 AM
#40
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Re: Minimum speed for cruise control
XS11E wrote:
> I don't know where they're getting it, either. I've NEVER driven a car
> that required more than 25 mph to set the cruise except Jeep Grand
> Cherokees.
My '05 TJL requires min. 35 to engage. Most other vehicles I've owned had a
threshold of 25 mph. All would let you cut the speed back below the threshold
once CC is enabled.
> I don't know where they're getting it, either. I've NEVER driven a car
> that required more than 25 mph to set the cruise except Jeep Grand
> Cherokees.
My '05 TJL requires min. 35 to engage. Most other vehicles I've owned had a
threshold of 25 mph. All would let you cut the speed back below the threshold
once CC is enabled.
