Who knows cruise control? 2001. Help
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Who knows cruise control? 2001. Help
UPDATE: Problem solved!
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New owner here. Working on getting all or most of the issues out of my 2001.
Cruise control ON/OFF switch seems to have power and red light comes on when ON. But I get no response from steering wheel controls. Would like to get this going.
Thoughts?
I did notice that my lower tab on the steering wheel feels different then the top tab. Maybe it's a bad switch, keeping the Set tab from activating. ??
Thanks
Read post #29
New owner here. Working on getting all or most of the issues out of my 2001.
Cruise control ON/OFF switch seems to have power and red light comes on when ON. But I get no response from steering wheel controls. Would like to get this going.
Thoughts?
I did notice that my lower tab on the steering wheel feels different then the top tab. Maybe it's a bad switch, keeping the Set tab from activating. ??
Thanks
Last edited by Greg Vasileff; 02-05-2018 at 01:00 PM.
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Things to check:
Vacuum Line from the pump
Brake Light Switch
C/C ECU (passenger side kick panel)
Vacuum Pump
C/C Fuse
Clock Spring
C/C Switch on steering wheel
When driving faster than 35MPH if you hit set you should hear a click from the passenger kick panel C/C ECU. If you do at least you'll know the C/C switch on the steering wheel works then it's probably pump or vacuum line related. If you get nothing check fuses, brake switch, or steering wheel switches, or C/C ECU.
Vacuum Line from the pump
Brake Light Switch
C/C ECU (passenger side kick panel)
Vacuum Pump
C/C Fuse
Clock Spring
C/C Switch on steering wheel
When driving faster than 35MPH if you hit set you should hear a click from the passenger kick panel C/C ECU. If you do at least you'll know the C/C switch on the steering wheel works then it's probably pump or vacuum line related. If you get nothing check fuses, brake switch, or steering wheel switches, or C/C ECU.
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#5
Yes, previous owner switched to LED. I'll try. Thanks
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Kinda watching this as I've got an '01 with cruise that doesn't work either despite the light working on the dash. I've checked the pump under the hood and verified it is working and all the tubing is in good shape as well as the joints.
I'm thinking it's either the switch or the clock spring. I'm leaning to the clock spring as the horn doesn't work either despite me just changing the buttons out fully and making sure that system is functional. I've decided to be lazy and am going to have Great Basin Rovers do it for me, and I'm dropping it off tomorrow so I'll let you know in a few days what they come up with.
I'm thinking it's either the switch or the clock spring. I'm leaning to the clock spring as the horn doesn't work either despite me just changing the buttons out fully and making sure that system is functional. I've decided to be lazy and am going to have Great Basin Rovers do it for me, and I'm dropping it off tomorrow so I'll let you know in a few days what they come up with.
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Kinda watching this as I've got an '01 with cruise that doesn't work either despite the light working on the dash. I've checked the pump under the hood and verified it is working and all the tubing is in good shape as well as the joints.
I'm thinking it's either the switch or the clock spring. I'm leaning to the clock spring as the horn doesn't work either despite me just changing the buttons out fully and making sure that system is functional. I've decided to be lazy and am going to have Great Basin Rovers do it for me, and I'm dropping it off tomorrow so I'll let you know in a few days what they come up with.
I'm thinking it's either the switch or the clock spring. I'm leaning to the clock spring as the horn doesn't work either despite me just changing the buttons out fully and making sure that system is functional. I've decided to be lazy and am going to have Great Basin Rovers do it for me, and I'm dropping it off tomorrow so I'll let you know in a few days what they come up with.
Side note...on some of our newer vehicles at work, I'm a fleet mechanic, they actually have a code for the brake system failure (electrical fault)...which if active...won't let you set cruise control. Normally, it becomes active when some of the bulbs, which there are multiple bulbs inside one tail light module on these vehicles, are burned out. You may have ten out of the twenty bulbs burned out on one tail light assembly, and that is enough to change resistances levels and throw the code, which disables the cruise.
Brian.
Last edited by The Deputy; 11-06-2017 at 02:38 AM.
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Well, after pulling of the tail light I discovered that they were NOT LED replacements. So, now onto the next thing.
My steering wheel may be the issue? I know one of my horn buttons, the right one, is hung up, and I feel like the bottom switch on the cruise control feels weird. Anyone do testing on this system? If so, let it be known. I'm pretty good with a multimeter.
My steering wheel may be the issue? I know one of my horn buttons, the right one, is hung up, and I feel like the bottom switch on the cruise control feels weird. Anyone do testing on this system? If so, let it be known. I'm pretty good with a multimeter.