There is nothing inside the fuse box lid that specifically ids the fuse for my cruise control.
The PCM - powertrain control module - engine computer etc... supplies power to the cruise control switches . The PCM has main battery voltage supply . No specific fuse for the CC .
Is the air bag light lit on the instrument cluster ? Does the cruise control light on the instrument cluster turn on when switch is turned on ? Could be the clock spring inside the upper part of the steering column is bad . Does the horn blow ? If not a clock spring problem , need to have codes checked in the PCM .
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Testimonial: "The only thing I haven't paid attention to,is the air bag light. It does not light up when turned on. Everything else is working"
The cruise control on your vehicle is computer controlled , vehicle has electronic throttle control - DC motor on the throttle body controlled by the computer PCM . Switch is low voltage input to the PCM . Your best bet would be to have it checked for codes .
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I need full make and model # and I can look it up for you.
Testimonial: "By model #, do you mean vin #? It is 08 dakot a slt ext. cab. 4x4"
Hi there the Hyundai Tucson 2.0 2006 model takes 62 liters of petrol
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Bad relay. They are to the right of the fuses (fuses inside the car). You can see the relays if you open the cover to the fuses (they are big blue cubes), but will need to remove a few screws to remove the panel to get to them. I can't remember which one it is, it might make a clicking noise when you try and turn on the cruise. Or you can swap "matching relays - compare diagram on top" and see what else stop working. I had to replace several, my dash when out, my cruise, and I think one is the fan that blows your ac and heat.
SOURCE: cruise control won't work, 10 amp. fuse in fuse box under hood ok
look at the other fuse box under the dash
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