One way to fix cruise control...

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Old Sep 1, 2007 | 11:07 PM
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Default One way to fix cruise control...

I just thought I'd post this up, it was nagging at me with the last 2 EF's I've had.

Long story short, the cruise control requires at least one horn to be wired up. Cruise stopped working on my last sedan when I added the turbo kit (removed horns), and this 'new' sedan had all the horn wires corroded/broken off. Wired the driver's side horn up, cruise works. Its shown as 'grounded' via the horns in the service manual (junked old sedan before I could fix it), but I seriously don't know how they could've done that, I suppose one lead is directly grounded.

I hope this eventually helps someone, cruise is fun to have again.

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Old Sep 2, 2007 | 11:27 AM
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ugh i cant wait till my sedan comes home. that way i can fgiure out cruise since i have a GSR cluster in there
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