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Old 08-01-2016, 02:05 AM
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I have a 1994 Ford F150 it has power everything my problem is my cruise control has never worked the horn blows the fuse is good the piece that goes on the master cylinder has been replaced sorry I can't think of what it was called but still no Cruise the lights will not even light up on the steering wheel what could be the problem and where should I start diagnosing it and if I am in the wrong place so I do apologize I am new to this site thanks a lot
Old 09-01-2016, 02:01 AM
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Is your airbag light blinking? Mime does...and the horn and cruise don't work. When the horn decides to work cruise works. My airbag light blinks three then two times. Trouble code 32 is allegedly a bad clock spring. Maybe you have the same problem.
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I am also new to this site but I've received some helpful hints from it and wanted to return the favor. I have a '94 F150 5.0L and I've had the clock spring issue before. This time it was a different issue. the 12v(+) was missing on pin 7 of the control module and fuse E 15A in fuse block in the engine compartment was blown. This also feeds the O2 sensor element. Found the insulation had rubbed through on the wiring harness for the O2 sensor where it enters the main harness alongside the crossmember under the engine. It was shorting out to the crossmember, blowing the fuse and killing the cruise control. I'm guessing this is rare but who knows? The fuse also feeds the backup lamps, so if they're working this isn't your problem
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https://www.f150forum.com/f99/do-not...ection-227332/
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