How Do You Replace A Cruise Control Switch?
The cruise control switch in your vehicle is secured to the steering column. Many cruise control switches also contain the turn signal and headlight switches in a “combination switch.” When this switch fails, you will not be able to use your cruise control. It might also affect your turn signal and headlight function depending on your vehicle. Replacement switches can normally be purchased from your vehicle’s dealership or from some auto parts stores. The best-fitting replacement will be from the dealership that sells original factory replacement units. Unscrew the screws that hold your steering column cover in place. The exact location of the screws will vary according to your vehicle. You may need a flat head screwdriver to pry off your vehicle’s steering column cover if it is held in place with retaining clips. Remove the steering wheel. Some vehicles require that you remove the steering wheel to access the cruise control switch. To do this, open the hood of your vehicle and loosen
