Loose cruise control or what?
10-07-12, 03:42 PM
#1
Loose cruise control or what?
Hey CL another quickie....
Yesterday I took the SC400 up to edgewood, which is about an hour away from were I live. Well, It was on cruise control at 81 MPH pretty much the whole way going up to edgewood, (the whole trip is uphill), and didn't even shift down, but than coming back....the cruise control was on at 75 I think and going down a very slight grade the RPM's would fluctuate ever so slightly, and the throttle kept tapping. So about every second it felt like the throttle was being depressed, and every time this happened, there was a slightly noticeable tiny clunk, every time the car would accelerate and than release. Sorta hard to understand, I know. It's hard to explain. It';s just something that bothers me somewhat...
I checked the cruise cable and bolt and they were tight, though, I will check again. Any ideas on what this "fluctuation" could be?
Thanks
Yesterday I took the SC400 up to edgewood, which is about an hour away from were I live. Well, It was on cruise control at 81 MPH pretty much the whole way going up to edgewood, (the whole trip is uphill), and didn't even shift down, but than coming back....the cruise control was on at 75 I think and going down a very slight grade the RPM's would fluctuate ever so slightly, and the throttle kept tapping. So about every second it felt like the throttle was being depressed, and every time this happened, there was a slightly noticeable tiny clunk, every time the car would accelerate and than release. Sorta hard to understand, I know. It's hard to explain. It';s just something that bothers me somewhat...
I checked the cruise cable and bolt and they were tight, though, I will check again. Any ideas on what this "fluctuation" could be?
Thanks
10-07-12, 07:40 PM
#5
Tranny mounts are brand new. I just replaced them myself. I was going to do motor mounts but I decided not to for some reason. I will look into the diff mounts. Will get back to this thread...thanks for the help.
Last edited by SC400slide; 10-07-12 at 07:40 PM. Reason: Mistake typo
10-07-12, 08:19 PM
#6
Diff mounts 8 out of 10 are bad from old age and the fact that they were way too soft from the get go and if you do any "spirited" driving this will finish them off real quick also look in to the carrier bearing and or the flex couplers in the drive shaft
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11-25-12, 07:39 PM
#9
Sorry for another "kinda old thread" bump but I would like further suggestions before replacing the motor mounts. I think the problem is getting a little worse. Depress the throttle, bump. Let go of throttle, bump. It jerks every single time letting go or depressing the throttle. The RPM's go up 200 every time this jerks as well, that's why I think it might be the diff missing rubber. Suggestions?
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