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dalelewis1
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- January 31, 2012
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- City, State
- Chicago Illinois
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- 05Explorer AWD V8 Limited
2004 Explorer Cruise Control
There is no fuse per se for the speed control. It is controlled by the PCM thru the electronic throttle body. Will it not engage? The most common concern for that would be the deactivation switch [brake pressure 2B264 ]on the master cylinder, unplug this switch and see if it works now. If so replace the switch.
There is no fuse per se for the speed control. It is controlled by the PCM thru the electronic throttle body. Will it not engage? The most common concern for that would be the deactivation switch [brake pressure 2B264 ]on the master cylinder, unplug this switch and see if it works now. If so replace the switch.
Theelax42
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- May 18, 2010
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- City, State
- Boise, Idaho
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- 1998 Mercury Mountaineer
whats next if that switch is fine?
olddaddy75
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- July 12, 2023
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- Pittsville, WI
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- 03 Explorer Centennial Ed
Mine was with the steering wheel controls. Replaced all on the right side, no more problems.
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