Crusie control not working

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milty
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Crusie control not working

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My crusie control stopped working yesterday. I checked vacuum hose and power to unit - no issues found - anything else I can check or test?

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Re: Crusie control not working

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The brake position sensor on the brake pedal shaft. There's two. A few years back, mine had worn beyond its adjustment capability, so I added a bit of something, can't remember, in there to keep the shaft from sitting on the sensor which had been fooling the cruise into thinking I was pushing on the brake and it wouldn't set. Try pulling the brake towards you with your foot and engaging the cruise. If it works again at that point, you know your sensor needs adjustment.
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Re: Crusie control not working

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Before you get all crazy checking the electronics, inspect to ensure that the cable hasn't snapped or worn through at the throttle body.

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Re: Crusie control not working

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Cable is good - haven't had the chance to get under the dash to check the brake sensor yet. I'll report back when done.

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