01-13-2024, 09:01 AM
When you turn the ignition switch ON the green "SmartCruise" light should illuminate until you push the brake pedal. That is the first thing to check since that indicates a good VORAD system. If you contact Rick Youngblood he will want to know if it did that.
The brake lights should work when you push the pedal but if they do not turn off when the pedal is released they would cause the VORAD to fail.
Sometimes I would be using the Jake manually and then push the cruise control resume button, the cruise control wouldn't work until the Jake was switched off.. Since VORAD also operates the Jake I assume manually turning the Jake on interferes with the system.
Rick Youngblood is a retired Eaton engineer who developed the VORAD system and has helped many VORAD owners. I can PM his info to anyone that has VORAD problems.
The brake lights should work when you push the pedal but if they do not turn off when the pedal is released they would cause the VORAD to fail.
Sometimes I would be using the Jake manually and then push the cruise control resume button, the cruise control wouldn't work until the Jake was switched off.. Since VORAD also operates the Jake I assume manually turning the Jake on interferes with the system.
Rick Youngblood is a retired Eaton engineer who developed the VORAD system and has helped many VORAD owners. I can PM his info to anyone that has VORAD problems.