[307] Cruise Control Problems

Discussion in 'Peugeot 307' started by LDL, Oct 5, 2005.

  1. LDL

    LDL Guest

    Hi there,

    My 2003 model Peugeot 307 is having some cruise control problems and I
    wonder if anyone had similar experiences.

    I use a freeway that is 17 km long. It is relatively flat and I would
    normally choose the cruising lane to minimalise traffic congestion from
    behind. Because I mainly use this freeway, it only has happened there that
    I have noticed.

    While using the freeway and the cruise control is set at the particular
    speed, on a rare occasions the cruise control just disengages. The breaks
    nor the clutch were applied at all and my feet were not there.

    The frequencies increased just a little bit where instead of one time per
    couple of days, it sometimes would be a couple of times in one trip.

    I though that if I reset the cruise control by switching it off and then on
    and set it again at the desirable speed, the problem would have gone away
    but not quite so.

    Today was particularly odd. The cruise control disengaged over six times in
    the 17 km freeway stretch. The problem is starting to become a steady
    problem rather than an intermittent problem. Because this happened while
    coming from work today, I haven't the chance to call my regular Peugeot
    dealer.

    Has anyone experienced this problem and had a successful rectification or is
    it better to see the dealer on the next service.

    Kindest regards
     
    LDL, Oct 5, 2005
    #1
  2. LDL

    LDL Guest

    My apologies.

    The engine is the 2.0 litre, gearbox is the 5-speed manual of the XSe
    edition

    Kindest regards
     
    LDL, Oct 5, 2005
    #2
  3. LDL

    Me Guest

    One of the most common problems on Fords is the switches on the clutch
    or brake pedals needs a little adjustment - have a look under the dash
    and check to see if the switches are correctly adjusted !
    Mike D
     
    Me, Oct 7, 2005
    #3
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