Pedal switches, indicator lamp
| Pedal switches, indicator lamp |
| Brake and clutch pedal switches |
When the brake or clutch pedal is depressed, the pedal switches cut off the supply of current to terminal D (4) of the control module, causing disengagement of the Cruise Control system.
| Brake lights switch |
When the brake pedal is depressed, the brake lights switch contacts close and terminal G (7) of the Cruise Control system control module is supplied with positive current via fuse 12. Terminal G(7) must be grounded via the brake light bulbs. If it is not, the Cruise Control system will not be operative.
| CRUISE indicator lamp |
The main instrument display panel contains a CRUISE indicator lamp which lights up when the Cruise Control system is engaged. This lamp is supplied with current from terminal H of the control module.
in the TIP position, however, the lamp goes out to indicate that the TIP position has been selected.
The CRUISE lamp is also used in connection with fault diagnosis to provide information about the system, see the "Fault diagnosis" section.
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