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How Do You Troubleshoot A Ford Cruise Control System?

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How Do You Troubleshoot A Ford Cruise Control System?

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The cruise control system in most Ford vehicles is pretty reliable. Still, it’s not infallible. You may experience problems with the cruise control module after years of use. When this happens, the only thing you can do is determine the problem. It can be as simple as a fuse, or more complex, like a vacuum leak. Open the fuse panel under the steering wheel by pulling up on the fuse panel release lever and pulling the fuse panel down. Check the fuses for the brake lights and the cruise control. Use the diagram on the underside of the fuse panel lid to locate both of these fuses. If the brake lights don’t work or the fuse for them (or the cruise control module) is burnt or damaged, the system will not work. Start the vehicle and check the vacuum lines on the intake and brake booster. A vacuum leak will prevent the cruise control system from functioning properly. Rough idle and a “sucking” sound coming from the engine bay while the engine is running are clear indications that there is a v

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