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I have a 2000 GMC Sierra on which the cruise stopped working. When I turn it on (truck is stopped), I hear a click like it is on. When I get to speed (60 mph), hit the button in the turn signal, nothing happens. I have tested continuity from the steering column to the connector at the cruise module and all switches/buttons work. Before I go out and spend $400 on a new module, is there some thing else that I can try or do to check? Is there a separate servo to change? In the repair manual, it looks like the servo and module are all in one.
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Re: Cruise Control Not Working
There is usally two switches on the brake pedal, one for the cruise and one for the brake lights. The cruise switch could need adjustment
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Re: Cruise Control Not Working
Where is the cruise module located? I'm having the same problem. I have access to one off a 2000, is it the same as I'd need?
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Re: Cruise Control Not Working
The cruise control is located on the firewall in the engine compartment on the driver side at the top. There is a plug going into it from inside the cab and another stretching across the engine to control the throttle.
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Re: Cruise Control Not Working
Thank you very much.
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