Cruise Control problem help!!
#1
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Cruise Control problem help!!
on my 95 the cruise control does not work. it is the kind with the buttons on the steering wheel, i saw somewhere that there is a little switch or circuit on the firewall or something that tends to go bad. anyone know what it is called or what else might be causing this??
more detail on the switch or circuit, from what i remember, it has something to do with telling the computer when the brake is applied so it turns the cruise off. when it goes bad it tells the comp that the brakes are on all the time or something, thanks for the help guys
more detail on the switch or circuit, from what i remember, it has something to do with telling the computer when the brake is applied so it turns the cruise off. when it goes bad it tells the comp that the brakes are on all the time or something, thanks for the help guys
#2
It's a Canadian thing eh!
Does your horn work too? If not the problem is likely your clock spring. And that switch on the master cylinder is a pressure switch that turns off the cruise control when the brakes are applied. They were known for overheating and creating an electrical fire, there was a recall on that issue and they fixed them with new sensors, usually identified by a blue piece of tape on the wiring.
#5
my clock spring is bad too. When I hold the 'on' button and the 'cruise' at the same time the horn goes off, but the horn buttons work fine.
Theyre kinda expensive, I think ~$200 at JcWhitney.
Theyre kinda expensive, I think ~$200 at JcWhitney.
#6
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Does your horn work too? If not the problem is likely your clock spring. And that switch on the master cylinder is a pressure switch that turns off the cruise control when the brakes are applied. They were known for overheating and creating an electrical fire, there was a recall on that issue and they fixed them with new sensors, usually identified by a blue piece of tape on the wiring.