How do I change the illumination lamps for the cruise control, located to left side of steering wheel? Thanks
You will have to replace the entire switch, the bulbs are not serviceable.
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SOURCE: Replace Cruise Control Switch in Steering Wheel
I am describing the procedure for the "On/Off" switch, I did not try the one you mention. Buy the switch anywhere ( about $15 ), then use a sharp tool ( small knife, screwdriver, anything ) to gently pry the old one from its socket. It is not glued or screwed in or anything, just squeezed tightly in the socket. Once the switch is out, pull the cable, connect it to the new one, insert back in the socket and press gently. No force necessary, it comes out easily.
SOURCE: 2006 ford taurus cruise control not working
I would get the owners manual out and find out where the fuse is for the cruise control cause there is a pickup switch for the cruise under the hood by the throttle body when it is engaged you don't have to have your foot on the pedal
SOURCE: 2002 Honda Accord EX V6 cruise control failure
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So after you push the button and then press the set button in the steering wheel it does not get into cruise control ? It sounds like a minor electrical problem. If you have warranty still I think the dealership should fix it for free.
Sorry i have not been able to help you.
SOURCE: Steering wheel lamps do not work (radio controls, temp, cruise)
The lights on the steering wheel are in the switches. To fix the lights, the whole switch needs to be replaced. Same thing goes for the Tempature Controls and radio. Overall, I think it would be very expensive to replace all of the switches to get the lights working. I have the same vehicle, and almost all of the lights are out.
I think the lights behind the gage controls are replaceable, although you still have to rip out most of the dash to get to them.
I have the auto-sense wipers, so I was leaving the wipers on all the time, and the would only work when needed. The bad part I finally found out about this was that while the wiper switch is on (even though they were not wiping), it caused all of the dash lights, switch lights and rear parking light to be on. I think this alone significantly cut down on the life of the bulb.
For now, I am just living without the lights. The temperature control is very expensive (just the part alone).
You can usually find the best price for these things at http://www.rockauto.com
SOURCE: broken cruise control switch on steering wheel
I need to know what year and model first please.
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If the test lamp illuminates, refer to the Horn Test.
Ignition OFF, disconnect the inline harness connector C275. Ignition ON, test for B+ between the horn relay control circuit terminal B and ground.
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If less than B+, test the control circuit for an open/high resistance. If the circuit tests normal, replace the underhood fuse block.
Momentarily connect a 3-A fused jumper wire between the control circuit terminal B and ground. The horns should work.
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If the horns do not work, replace the underhood fuse block.
If all circuits test normal, test or replace the horn switch
The PCB relay horn system consists of the following components:
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HORN fuse 15 A
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