Cruise Control Systems: Testing: Amplifier
CAUTION:
DO NOT use a test light to perform amplifier tests because too much current draw will damage electronic components. Use only a voltmeter of 5000 ohm/volt rating or higher.
- Make the following tests at the amplifier 6-way connector. Turn ignition on and connect voltmeter between White-Purple stripe wire and ground in connector. Battery voltage should be present.
- Connect voltmeter to Lt. Blue-Black wire and ground. With "ON" switch in steering wheel depressed, battery voltage should be present. If not, perform control switch test.
- Release "ON" button. Voltmeter should read 7.8 volts. If not, check system ground, wiring, fuse and circuit breaker. Install a known good amplifier and recheck, if necessary.
- Depress "OFF" switch. Voltage should drop to zero. If not, perform control switch test. Install a known good amplifier and recheck, if necessary.
- Depress and hold "SET-ACC" switch. Voltmeter should read 4.5 volts. Rotate steering wheel several times. If voltage varies more than 0.5 volts, perform control switch test.
- Depress and hold "COAST" button. Voltage should be 1.5 volts. Depress and hold "RESUME" button. Voltage should be 6.5 volts. If all readings are correct, test servo assembly.