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Title: King Cruise trouble shooting
Post by: viento1 on February 02, 2009, 02:26:15 PM
Hello,

the PO installed a King Cruise 2500 and said it worked fine. The only luck I have had was getting it to WOT for a few moments while I hold the "accelerate" button and despite my best efforts... shuts down. I worked through the calibration instructions and no luck.

Are these things known for being finicky?
Title: Re: King Cruise trouble shooting
Post by: bobofthenorth on February 02, 2009, 03:21:29 PM
A King Cruise was the absolute first thing I did to the money pit after we got it home going on 5 years ago now.  And it has been completely trouble free all that time.  I did have trouble when I first installed it because they draw a surprising amount of power.  I had tapped it into a circuit that couldn't handle it and it would pop the breaker and drop out.  By the time I got stopped to check it the breaker would reset so it took a while to figure out what was going on. 

And mine has never worked worth a damn as a fast idle control.  It will pull the RPMs up to about 8 or 900 and from there it goes directly to WOT. 
Title: Re: King Cruise trouble shooting
Post by: gmbusguy1 on February 02, 2009, 05:01:45 PM
Call King and Steve will help you figure it out he is very very friendly his number is 952 944 9644

tell him Chris sent you
Title: Re: King Cruise trouble shooting
Post by: TomC on February 02, 2009, 11:39:15 PM
RJ- there is a way of installing a shim in your governor so it has a "bump" in it around 900rpm.  I have the King cruise also, and it works great in the morning for warm up at 900rpm.  Good Luck, TomC