Cruise control only works ocassionally
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Cruise control only works ocassionally
Sometimes my cruise control works and sometimes it doesn't. Thought this could be due to a bad ground. Can someone tell me where the ground is for this circuit? I recently cleaned up all the grounds I could find and could easily get to under the hood, but this didn't solve the problem.
Any other suggestions of what this may be if it's not a bad ground?
Any other suggestions of what this may be if it's not a bad ground?
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As mentioned, you should also look at the Brake Applied Switch on the Master Cylinder. If it is faulty, it will not allow CC to engage. You can get a switch for around $20. If you have not had the recall done, they will install it as part of the recall.
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I checked the ford recall website and it says there are no current recalls for my vin #, so the previous owner must have had that recall done. I have only had the truck for about a year.
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Here is a link to the manual for the Clockspring Replacement that I put together.
As mentioned, you should also look at the Brake Applied Switch on the Master Cylinder. If it is faulty, it will not allow CC to engage. You can get a switch for around $20. If you have not had the recall done, they will install it as part of the recall.
As mentioned, you should also look at the Brake Applied Switch on the Master Cylinder. If it is faulty, it will not allow CC to engage. You can get a switch for around $20. If you have not had the recall done, they will install it as part of the recall.
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Dont know if this is your issue, but I had the problem with my wifes Tahoe. After years of issues and several shops not being able to find the issue. It ended up being a switch on the brake. There is a connection that when the brake is applied it kicks it out of torque lock up, and also made the CC not work. Several shops said I need a new tranny. I just replaced the switch and been fine since.
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Dont know if this is your issue, but I had the problem with my wifes Tahoe. After years of issues and several shops not being able to find the issue. It ended up being a switch on the brake. There is a connection that when the brake is applied it kicks it out of torque lock up, and also made the CC not work. Several shops said I need a new tranny. I just replaced the switch and been fine since.
As mentioned, you should also look at the Brake Applied Switch on the Master Cylinder.
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01-03-2012 07:49 PM