cruiise control help
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6th Gear
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cruiise control help
99 c5 coupe 6 spd. Cruise control suddenly stopped working. I checked the fuse location #20 it's ok. When you try to activate the cruise control nothing happens with no change in the display on the DIC. Any advice would be appreciated
Melting Slicks
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From: NY- 2013 Corvette Challenge Champion-2013 Index Combo Champion 2015 CC/MM Champion
St. Jude Donor '07
Try lifting the clutch or brake pedal with the back of your foot while setting the CC and see if that works,if it does you have to adjust and clean those switches where the pedals are....................Paul
Drifting
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From: Oakville ON "Real Corvettes have folding tops..."
Originally Posted by DRIVER456
Try lifting the clutch or brake pedal with the back of your foot while setting the CC and see if that works,if it does you have to adjust and clean those switches where the pedals are....................Paul
Burning Brakes
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From: Los Altos CA
When mine quit, it was a broken wire at the steering column switch. Synergy motorsports applied a Tech 2 to the system and there was no power for the circuit. You can check the switch by making measurements at the connector under the dash or at the throttle control module which is on the side of the pcm. You need the manual to do this. One connector will be on/off power and another will be the set switch. Make sure you make the measurement with some load on the circuit (like a test light). A high impedance meter might mislead you. I speak from experience here.
Drifting
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From: Oakville ON "Real Corvettes have folding tops..."
Originally Posted by white90conv
When mine quit, it was a broken wire at the steering column switch. Synergy motorsports applied a Tech 2 to the system and there was no power for the circuit. You can check the switch by making measurements at the connector under the dash or at the throttle control module which is on the side of the pcm. You need the manual to do this. One connector will be on/off power and another will be the set switch. Make sure you make the measurement with some load on the circuit (like a test light). A high impedance meter might mislead you. I speak from experience here.
