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The other night i had to drive aways and the road was clear(shocking) so i turned on my speed control worked fine and everything found out it has more of a lead foot than i do. but when i changed lanes i noticed if i had the turn signal on for more than 10 seconds the speed control would disengage as if i turned it off by the button or the brake. i never noticed this before but then i don't use the control but everyonce in a blue moon, so if it aint suppose to do that i aint gonna worry about it just wondering.
that's what i thought but i still don't understand half of the computer stuff on that truck so i wasn't sure if it was like a safety or something. oh well like i said i don't use it so i aint gonna worry too much about it.
lol one of my friends had a k5 blazer with the 6.2 any way it was resored looked good before he baught it but any way the windshield wipers were haunted they would come on every now and then just whiped the windshield once then that was it for a day or 2 lol
lol one of my friends had a k5 blazer with the 6.2 any way it was resored looked good before he baught it but any way the windshield wipers were haunted they would come on every now and then just whiped the windshield once then that was it for a day or 2 lol
A grounding path is occurring making the CC think you hit the brake I was told is kind of common in older vehicles when using controls like the turn signals.