2010 subaru impreza ... when I am driving and put cruise on, then tap the brake and it is no longer "cruising" if I hit "cancel" is the green cruise light supposed to go off" It stays on

The short answer is no, it won't affect your car. Cruise isn't part of the engine control. Why would you want to remove it? It doesn't take any horsepower and effects no other system.

When you have a check engine light come on, the traction control light and the cruise lights both come on as well. You need to have the codes checked with a scanner. There most likely isn't a problem with the traction control or cruise systems, the lights turn on because those systems work together with the engine management system or PCM. When there is an engine problem that sets a code that turns on the check engine light, it automatically disables the cruise control and traction control for safety reasons. Because the last thing you want is to have an issue with traction control and/or cruise control if your engine is having an issue, which is why they are disabled. The most common problem that turns on the check engine light is a loose, cross-threaded, or snug but not tight enough fuel filler cap. Subaru recommends three clicks of the cap to be considered tight. Also, any parts store can and will check and/or clear codes for free. I hope this info helps!

First I'll assume you haven't read the owners Manuel, Cruise control is not perfect on any vehicle. if coming to a hill put foot on gas to help rpm, going down hill put foot on brake to keep same speed, cruise control operates off of engine vacuum. Speed sensors can be affected by putting on smaller or bigger tires than what is on drivers door.

Hello! The Parking Brake Switch is defective...It is not adjustable ...it is held in pace by a locator pin and a bolt and is located on the brake controller.
wire colors are Light Green/Red and Black...The contacts are spring loaded and are closing due to vibration...If the bruise control is set and you nit a bump the contacts will close...If cruise is set it will clear it just as if you hit the brake...See picture below...Guru...saailer



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Check that the cruise control module fuses are not blown in the fuse panel. Also make sure your stop lights are working; cruise controls are designed to disengage when the brakes are applied, and one method of sensing that is to monitor brake light current.


then reset your four wheel drive again

The cruise control light blinks when there is a problem with it.

Here's a link for a kit that repairs the Subaru 1997-1998 Cruise control system if not working:
http://www.mnrelectronics.com/sucrco1.html

This is normal. Cruise control is supposed to cut out if driving conditions drastically change.

there is a little black or white depending on the brand rubber buttong located on the clutch pedal that just pops out and pops back in. what happens is the pressure ends up putting a dent in the rubber and so it no longer makes proper contact. its is like a 2 dollar part. good luck

this is accurate,because all computers communicate with eachother,all inputs to engine computer share with abs,trans computer signaling a malfunction

Possibly a brake or clutch pedal switch fault. Both the clutch and brake pedal have switches to control various things like cruise.