ERRATIC ECC MODE CHANGE INSPECT VACUUM HOSE

SUBJECT: ERRATIC ECC MODE CHANGE OR CRUISE CONTROL UNABLE TO MAINTAIN SET SPEED ON HILLS

MODELS AFFECTED: 1990-1991 ELDORADOS AND SEVILLES

Some 1990-1991 Eldorados and Sevilles may experience erratic Electronic Climate Control (ECC) mode change or cruise control may be unable to maintain set speed on hills due to a disconnected vacuum hose from the vacuum reserve tank. Refer to Figure 1. The hose may become disconnected from a snow or ice build up in the front wheel well area or during an underbody car wash.

To repair this condition ensure that the connection is fully seated as shown in Figure 2. For warranty purposes use Labor Operation T6546 at .2 hour.

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