CRUISE CONTROL STOPPED WORKING

SOURCE: 2003 honda accord steering collum

No, I don't think they started lighting them in the Accord until around 2005. I had a 2004 and always had to feel around for them in the dark. If I remember correctly, they had some ridges or bumps on them to help identify them by feel.

SOURCE: MY 1989 Honda Accord had cruise control until it

Look for the obvious. Check for the cable that goes to the throttle to see if it came off or broke. Also look for any leaks in the vacuum system. A small leak will cause it not to work. The unit may be engaging but with one of these problems, it just won't work.

Good Luck

Marvin

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• Posted on Apr 09, 2009

SOURCE: Cruise control shows power on but will not turn.

the most common cause of this is the rotating ribbon contact for the steering wheel switches is defective, this contact ribbon is under the steering wheel and is commonly called the clock spring contact.

SOURCE: Cruise control doesn't work in 88 accord. The

Hi!!

Let's start by checking the cruise control throttle linkage cable, just follow the cable coming from the cruise control servo to the throttle linkage, were it connects. The plastic clip at the end of the cable gets britle and over time, it brakes.

Check fuse
Check for loose conections and broken wires.
The cruise control system is operated by vacuum, check vacuum hoses for cracks, loose connections and obvious leaks.

Due to the complexity of the cruise control system, this is about all you can do to fix the problem.

If you can't detect the problem, take the vehicle to an authorized service shop for diagnostic and repair.

Good Luck!!!!