Fusible link blown?
Doesn't have any Fusible links
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SOURCE: constant power doesn't seem to be working.
you sould have the red and yello wire connected together is you are not using a factory wiring harness adapter this means you might have wires crosses
SOURCE: 2001 Oldsmobile Aurora
I had the same problem. My issue was a wire that broke, probably because of wear and tear. Take the seat apart and investigate the problem thoroughly.
SOURCE: cruise control no longer works. Cruise light comes
Make sure the cable from the cruise control motor to throtle is not broken or unattached.
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Which fuses blew ? # fuse , whats it power ?
Your best bet mite be to have a qulified repair shop diagnose it . Without the vehicle in fron't of us to do electrical circuit testing who knows . It's any bodys guess . Do you know how to do electrical circuit fault testing ? Viewing wiring diagrams for the affected systems that are not working , using a dvom digital volt ohmmeter to test circuits . Do you know that vehicle has a fuse box in the rear of the vehicle ? INT / LP fuse 10amp . Also has a INT/LP relay located in the rear fuse box ,controlled by the (RIM) rear integrated module . If you knew these things guess you wouldn't be asking .
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Controlled the vent blower I forget what number it was .
Yes I do know about the 3 control modules the car has I can't seem to find which relays control the interior lights or the cruise control . I only find listings for the fuses.
No I have checked ALL fuses.
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