95 cruise control problem solved
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95 cruise control problem solved
Have been chasing this problem since I bought this car about a month ago. Today I was looking into the wiring from the multifunction switch. I traced the wires going down the steering column & found a 4 wire connector with the wires coming down from the multifunction switch . With the key on I had power on one side of the connector on the pink wire & no power on the other side . I could not get power to go through the connector , so I spliced a jumper wire into the pink wire & bypassed the connector . Now I have cruise control again !!!
Sherman
Sherman
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From: South Dakota
Good job! Cruise can be tough to find the problem.
I finally found my cruise problem a couple weeks ago. I had a vacuum leak near the brake switch. The clutch pedal had worn a hole in it over the years. At first is was such a small leak that I didn't find it, but with more clutch use, the hose got worse and I saw it when I was trouble shooting the electric switches.
I finally found my cruise problem a couple weeks ago. I had a vacuum leak near the brake switch. The clutch pedal had worn a hole in it over the years. At first is was such a small leak that I didn't find it, but with more clutch use, the hose got worse and I saw it when I was trouble shooting the electric switches.
