cruise control
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cruise control
my cruise control went out the other day and I took it to the stealership and asked the parts man what might be the cause and he thinks it might be the switch in the horn pad. my question is has anyone ever removed one of these (no airbag) and can it be done without tearing it up?
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did you check all your rear lights.....inlcuding 3rd brake light????
it makes our cruise act funny and quit....check fuses....
and yes there are some contacts under the hornpad you can clean.. good luck
it makes our cruise act funny and quit....check fuses....
and yes there are some contacts under the hornpad you can clean.. good luck
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I just worked on my cruise control for my 97 this summer. The center part of the steering wheel that has the horn and cruise control switches just has to be pulled straight back towards you to get it off. It just snaps into place. You want to be careful when you pull back because the wires aren't very long. Mine didn't have a problem with the switches, it had one of the pins broke that makes contact with a round copper plate under the steering wheel. There are 3 pins and 3 rings. You have to pull the steering wheel to get at it.
