2003 honda accord steering collum

A thing called the "Clock Spring" in the steering wheel needs replacing. It has all the wires in that operate that stuff on the steering wheel and airbag. There may also be a sliding ground connection that could be bad or dirty.

your problem is a part called a clock spring located underneath the steering wheel.best to have a shop replace it for you, special wheel puller is required to remove the steering wheel, this part carries wires for all controls and air bag that are control by the steer wheel buttons.

Check the fuses and relays. Generally if only 1 accessory doesn't work, the problem is with that particular accessory. When ther are several that don't work, check fuses and relays.

Are you looking for the cruise button inside the car ? it is on the dash, steering wheel, or blinker lever, if you are looking for it under the hood it is tucked back toward the firewall.

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Honda Accord Service Manual 2001

sounds like clock spring in colum is broke must checked and replaced by qualified tech.

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

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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.

Pull up on the brake pedal. If that does not work check your brake light bulbs (LED brake lights will also keep your cruise control form working). Finally check all of the fuses. This system needs at least 3 different fuses to work properly.