Cruse control just quit working on the way from Houston,Tx. Checked the fuses. All seem to be ok. Can you offer any suggestions?

check fuses and relays--have vehicle scanned most auto stores offer this service for free if theirs a pending fault cruise may not work -- possible switch malfunction-check brake lights including 3rd brake light relays and brake light switch -

If it was working ok before they did the recall then regardless of what they say they did or did not do the fact remains that the unit was not operational after they touched it. Suggest a talk with the manager or escalate it up to division manager in service customer department in the manafactures web site.. It is not ok to accept the argument that we did it but we are not responsible if it doesn't work

Hi Gouldkareng.

Please allow me to try to help you.

There could be a number of reasons why your AC keeps blowing fuses. Some of these could be..
* An issue with your fuse box.
* The filter could be dirty.
* There could be a problem with your central power supply.
* The condenser fan might have gone bad.
* There could be low refrigerant.
* Your circuitry might be causing the problem.
* The capacitor could be malfunctioning.
The list is way too vast. You could find a whole list of problems detailed here...
https://getpureair.com/why-does-my-air-conditioner-keep-blowing-fuses/

As there are way too many problems wiuth fixing this kind of an issue, there are way too many solutions and if you want to try and fix the probelm ob your own, here is some information that could be usewful to you..
https://yourairexperts.com/blog/ac-tripping-breaker
You can also find more help here...
https://asm-air.com/airconditioning/air-conditioner-circuit-breaker-keeps-tripping-asm-tips/

I have also attached a video that you might find helpful in aiding you with this issue.

Though it is very true that fixing this kind of a problem does not involve rocket science, it might turn out to be too much of an ordeal for you. As you are in Houston Tx, at the following places..

https://acmanhouston.com/contact-us/
https://www.abacusplumbing.net/
https://www.besthvacairconditioning.com/
http://24.repair/

If you want to buy used ACs in Houston Tx, do check out the following...
1. A1 & AC Appliance Center Address: 1028 N Shepherd Dr, Houston, TX 77008, USA Phone: +1 713-868-7402
2. https://pmhvac.com/
3. http://www.jmapplianceac.com/

Hope that helps.

Best wishes. Regards.

Hello. If the engine light or ABS is on then the cruse control will not work.

Welcome to FixYa.com,
Have you checked the fuse ?
Let me Know, Lee

It sounds like a connection to your cruise control may have come loose and was not intentionally done by the mechcanic. I would take it back and ask him or her to take a good look again at the work he had performed and maybe it will show up in front of his face plain as day

Does your turn signals, high headlight beam work? Also, does the AC function through the dash vents and not the defrost vents?

My cruise control quit and I found it was the vacuum lines running to the servo.

have fuel pump pressure checked 50-60 Psi at idle 60PSI with vac line diconnected from pressure regulator. If that checks out check for ingation switch failier may be keeps car power on but telling ecm that it has been turned from run. Also have a wave form done on fuel pump as it can still have good pressure but not be fully funtional elctricly. if you have acsses to a tech 2 have it checked for codes as it may not have turned on the light but may have stored a code

I have read your problem and you can easily get the solution of your problem from the given link
http://toolsnyou.com/ .

Hi,

Appreciate the "Ask Me".

To my knowledge, Cruise Control would be relatively difficult to diagnose without a scan tool attached to the control module to read the error codes. Additionally, car versions in my country seldom have such a device since our roads are narrower and travel distance is not that great.

Though most known causes are:

• the connector to the module;
• loose brake pedal/switch;
• loose clutch pedal/switch (for manual transmission);
• vacuum line to actuator (most likely), vacuum actuator, diaphragm, control valve.

Other possible components to check are:

• the control module itself (bolted to the firewall);
• control cable or linkage;
• speedometer sensor;
• steering wheel controls switches;
• throttle position sensor.

As posted above, quite a number of possibilities. Any other indications, speedometer OK; abnormal throttle responses; abnormal idling, brake light always ON, slack in the accelerator/gas pedal? Was it cutting in/out before? Was there any recent repair work done on the engine before the cruise control cut out?

Hope this be of initial help/idea. Pls post back how things turned up or should you need additional information.

Good luck and kind regards. Thank you for using FixYa.