Tracker 4WD V6-2.5L VIN 4 (2001)
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The cruise control switch CANCEL button (2)
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The stoplamp switch
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The transmission range switch (automatic transmission only)
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The Clutch Pedal Position (CPP) switch (manual transmission only)
The cancel input signals inform the cruise control servo assembly to immediately suspend the cruise control operation.
An output signal is sent to the open side of the DC servo motor when the cruise control servo assembly senses a drop in the vehicle speed below the
desired cruise speed. The output signal causes the DC servo motor to perform the following actions:
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Turn the worm gear
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Open the throttle
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Increase the vehicle speed to the desired cruise speed
An output signal is sent to the closed side of the DC servo motor when the cruise control actuator assembly senses that the vehicle speed is above the
desired cruise speed. The output signal causes the DC servo motor to perform the following actions:
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Turn the opposite direction
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Close the throttle
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Decrease the vehicle speed to the desired cruise speed
The cruise control servo assembly de-energizes the magnetic clutch when a cancel input signal is received. The cancel signal disengages the DC servo
motor from the worm gear. Disengaging the DC servo motor causes the throttle to go to the idle position. The cruise control operation cancels when the
throttle is in the idle position.
