Cruise Control
Drifting
Joined: May 2012
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From: Mechanicsburg PA
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If your 95 is set-up like my 93 -
The vacuum diaphragm is bolted above the battery.
The 2 vacuum lines attached to it may be dry-rotted from the sulphuric acid vapors from the battery.
Double check the fuse panel too.
The vacuum diaphragm is bolted above the battery.
The 2 vacuum lines attached to it may be dry-rotted from the sulphuric acid vapors from the battery.
Double check the fuse panel too.
Advanced
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From: warren ohio
I have a 94 and the double check valve on the intake manifold had broken. It is located under the right fuel rail, has two vacumn hoses attached to it. Hope this helps as a couple of forum members helped me find this on my car.
lvm94
lvm94
Melting Slicks
Joined: Jan 2009
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From: Puyallup Washington
Pull one of the vacuum lines off of the vacuum diaphragm above the battery while the car is running. Put your finger over the end of the hose to see if there is any vacuum. If not, pull the other hose off and see if it has any vacuum. If there is then the problem is not a lack of vacuum to the diaphragm. It could also be an electrical problem, but most likely will be a lack of vacuum.
Burning Brakes
Joined: Nov 2010
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From: Crystal Springs MS
Pretty much what everyone stated above...I'd go ahead and replace all the vacuum lines, probably just as quick as troubleshooting...you also have some lines running into the interior. Those hoses around the battery would be the best place to start looking. If you can grab the hose and it turns your fingers black, it's done.
Pro
Joined: Jan 2010
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From: Southern Indiana
Recently change the battery? My CC quite working too until I realized that while changing the battery I had inadvertently disconnected the vacuum line from the CC transducer (or whatever that thing's called). Plugged it back in... CC works fine! 
Mine is an 88 though... not sure if 95 has same CC setup.
Mine is an 88 though... not sure if 95 has same CC setup.
Drifting
Joined: Sep 2012
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From: Richmond Virginia
A quote from my grandfather, "Men don't need cruise control, so shut up and stop whining!" 
I've heard that so many times I barely use cruise control anymore due to flashbacks of him yelling and complaining. 
In all seriousness, I agree with the above posts. Check the vacuum lines and the fuses. That should fix your problem.
I've heard that so many times I barely use cruise control anymore due to flashbacks of him yelling and complaining. In all seriousness, I agree with the above posts. Check the vacuum lines and the fuses. That should fix your problem.
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