Lots?
cruise controls have evolved now, big time.
after a few lawsuits. (ask toyota that?) Billions ! payed out.....
so what does that mean, it means read the FSM.
the FSM covers how it works.
on newer cars with Fly by wire. (throttle by wire)
the ECU (PCM) cuts the cruise dead, if the PCM seen any errors
from the 4 TPS sensors (2 on foot, 2 on the throttle body)
or if PCM sees the throttle motor mess up!
or of the PCM is in failsafe mode,
ever consider checking fuse first
then the check engine light ? glows running,
or scanning it???
cant fix cars with out a scan too. CAN"T
the above post is for relic cars... he never seen a new car.
Richards post. and videol
btw OP, this question has been asked and answered correctly like 10 times here. already.
the Cruise on new cars is 100% software.
in the old days, not. in the old days, it had Cruise parts.
no more..... that is history.
fail points
fuses:
brake switch dead. for cruise. some cars have 3 switches in one.
i have the cruise schematic here,
and its just brakes, and the throttle by wire.
that is it and software to make it all work.
ill paste the FSM page on cruise for you, 1st paragraph.
(tac = throttle by wire in english)
The Throttle Actuator Control (TAC) system is used to improve emissions, fuel economy and drivability. The TAC system eliminates the mechanical link between the accelerator pedal and the throttle plate. The TAC system eliminates the need for a cruise control module and idle air control motor. The following is a list of TAC system components:
if the ECU/PCM thinks it can not control idle (or see braking) it will disable cruise (in software/firmware of PCM)
that is what i does.
that way you can't lose control of car.
and sue Suzuki."by design"
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Faulty switch, faulty servo
a useless Honda promo, totally. and this car is a no HONDA, not even close. the real correct answer is , check fuses, then scan the PCM for errors. there will be errors. for sure. (and the brake switch)
this car is really a Deawoo (POS)with a GM 2.0L engine.(if in usa) and the pcm is not honda, but is GM spec. ECU. btw !
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ddlucia: there is one fuse box located in the engine compartment.
it is a large black box. it will contain the headlight fuses.
The other fuse block is inside the passengers compartment.on the drivers side. some of the cars had the cruise control fuses in this panel others were in the engine compartment.
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check your owner's manual for shift interlock and how to bypass. make sure your brake lights are working. If not check for blown fuse. brake light switch failure will cause shifter interlock to not function. neutral safety switch must also be checked.
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