My 93 civic ex cruise control was working and then just yesterday I turn it on, and my green light on my dash doesn't work. I go ahead and proceed like I usually would trying cruise control but it doesn't work at all.

My clutch master cylinder I recently noticed the smallest little leak, and im assuming this little leak may have made a difference on the clutch to not set off the sensors?

I have read on here that there is 2 sensors for the clutch pedal for cruise control with a rubber thing on them, but I cant seem to find them.

Is there anyway someone can show me in pictures where they may be or any other problems I may have. My wires are plugged in cause that was my first though so I went an followed them to make sure its alright and found nothing.

My speedometer was a little messed up always, but I mean my cruise control worked even though it was a little messed up.

Any ideas? looking for pics of the sensors and some ideas on where to start looking, thanks pro's got a trip coming up next week, would be awesome to get er done before then.

 

Horn still works? It's not atypical for the cable reel behind the steering wheel to fail. It usually manifests itself (in my experience) by failure of the cruise control function.

 

There are no sensors on the clutch pedal. Its a switch triggered by rubber stoppers. Check for little pieces of plastic on your floormat/in the foot well (It may look like chunks of crayon) I will tell you, its a pain in the *** to get to the stopper if you need to replace it.

http://parts.sonshonda.com/images/pa...ize/977397.png

You want item number 23 in here aka PAD, PEDAL STOPPER if you determine this to be your problem.

 

I found little chunks of blue rubber looks like crayon, what do I do now?

 

On the switch itself, does the light illuminate when it is depressed?

 

Bingo. That is one of the stops that angrysmileyface is talking about. Go buy one and snap it in.

 

just wondering, how do you just pop this on? the guy said its not easy to get at it.

 

I wound up using a chunk of misc small wire to guide it into the hole and then used a flatheaded screwdriver to hold it there and shove it into place as I slid the wire out.