[WhiteStang99]

:angryfire

I have a 99 v6 stang, w/ cruise, and it quit working. I'm about 99% sure it had something to do with that fvcking alarm I had installed, which is coming off.

:ar15::ar15: :ar15:ALARM!!!!:rockets:

It's been too much trouble. but anyways, is there a fuse I could check? I couldn't find one for cruise in my ford manual, but I only looked quickly. Any info is appreciated, esp if you know what # the fuse is and where, or what the book says it is.

If it isn't a fuse, which is what I'm afraid of... What would I have to do to get this fixed? I don't really have much $ :damnit:

 

[lowflyn]

You don't need cruise...my car doesn't even have it at all. Just learn to control your ankle really well and you don't need cruise. Kinda hard to do when your right leg is in a cast up to your hip....but I got by.

 

[01mineralgrey6]

the back of the fuse panel should say where the fuse is. The other thing I could think of is possibly a relay.

 

[Rick0636]

I had a cruize quit working on an older model car once, turned out to be a vacuum line had come loose, not sure if ours have a vacuum line on them or not, but its worth looking into.

 

[Horse]

If you have a manual, it might be the switch that monitors whether your clutch is pushed in or not. It's connected under the dash behind the clutch pedal. It's a plastic box with a plunger that is pushed in when the clutch is out.

Just a thought.

 

[WhiteStang99]

no, i have auto. thx tho.

It's not the fact that I just can't survive w/o cruise, but there are buttons on my steering wheel, and they better do somethin god damn.

I didn't see a fuse for cruise, like i said, i already looked. guess I'll pull them all one at a time and see what I come up with. Thanks tho guys. I just hope its something I can take care of on my own, cuz I'm broke.