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Old 01-09-2011, 06:50 PM
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Hello Everyone. I've not been able to find an answer to my question on other sites, so I've come here looking for help.

Since day 1 my cruise has not worked since I've owned my truck. I replaced the switch on the master cylinder, and also both fuses (one of which was blown) in the recall harness assembly.

Now, when I am driving my Cruise light will come on when I press it, but the cruise will only hold momentarily about 10 seconds, then release.

I tried the self test before, apparently doing it wrong. I found the exact procedure from Ford, and these are my results:

After pressing the "ON" button, I get one flash. After pressing any of the other buttons in the correct sequence of "Resume, Coast, Set/Accel" I dont get any other flashes at all. Also no fashes at the end, only the one flash after I press the ON button.

What exactly does this mean if nothing else is occuring in this circuit?

Any help will be highly appreciated. Thanks. -Rick
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Here is the wiring diagram maybe that will help.
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The wiring diagram should help if I can understand what exactly to look for, Im not much of a wiring kind of guy. If I know what to look for in the scheme of things then that will be a huge help. Thank you.

Does the fact that my Horn sounds very weak tie into this equation? Its about equal to a clown horn.
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Please, anyone with any further ideas?
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I could be a worn clock spring. Here look at this.
https://www.f150forum.com/f37/1999-2...-contro-72088/
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I was afraid of that. I still need to take a look behind the steering wheel and make sure all the connections are tight. Perhaps that is causing the problem...?
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Could be, you don't hear about cruise controls problem very often, and when there is it is usually in the steering wheel.
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I am in the same boat. I have changed out everything but the clock spring



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