2001. Why does cruise control button stick? - Lumina Chevrolet Cars & Trucks

IT ALL DEPENDS IF THE SWITCH IS AT THE STEERING WHEEL OR ON THE COLUMN.

Check your repair manual where the vacuum hoses for the cruise controls are (engine bay). Maybe one of the hoses came off or has a leak.

If you push on and set and nothing happens, the system may not be working properly.
You can get an owners manual on Ebay.

you can replace it with a cruise button unit, but think about it, thats not the only part of cruise control, there are several parts which your vehicle probably doesnt have..

Very likely, the repair shop botched the repair, and failed to reconnect some kind of connection which is critical to the cruse control. Very typical in repair shops these days! I would take it back and complain!

No
You replace the entire stick or lever with the button
Not too easy

really tough to do on the net but first we need to know about any codes...

Hold speed control OFF button, and turn ignition switch to RUN position. CRUISE indicator should flash once to indicate successful entry into self-diagnostic mode. If CRUISE indicator does not flash, start procedure over. If CRUISE indicator still does not flash, repair system by symptom there might be some switch concern

If CRUISE CONTROL indicator flashes once followed by 5 additional flashes, replace speed control servo/actuator.

Release speed control OFF button. Within 5 seconds in entering self-diagnostics, press speed control ON button. Press remaining speed control buttons in the following sequence; ON, RES, COAST and SET/ACCEL.

As each button is pressed, CRUISE indicator will flash.

Wait until indicator light goes out, then press next button. After sequence has been completed, indicator light will flash to indicate test passed or failed. With the codes we can then better diagnose your concern

Immediately after static test has passed, actuator performs a dynamic test by automatically operating throttle .04-.40" (1-10 mm). Observe throttle movement to witness any sticking in cable or linkage. Ensure throttle returns properly. Turn ignition switch to LOCK position. If self-diagnostics do not pinpoint fault there is more we can do but tough over the net

sounds like a switch not working right in the cruise control take it back to the guy who "fixed it" and get him to "fix it" right this time,, its likley to be the brake switch sticking on, this wont let the auto cruise control engage, it keeps thinking you are trying to brake to slow down so it kicks its self out just as it should if you were driving in auto cruise you then need to reset it to go back into auto cruise

At very cheap rates you can go for manuals from this store. Just check
Honda Accord Service Manual 2001

Change your cruise control sensor It will correct the problem