2007 Honda Civic LX cruise control won't work?
When i hit "cruise" to engage it, the light on the dash automatically turns off so i can't set it. I changed the fuse & it wasn't that. Might it just be the switch in the steering wheel?
Button
You need to have a mechanic check the cruise sensor oscillation adjustment screw and make sure it is within factory specifications.
Jesjd
Any code in the PCM? Have it check out first as if the VSS is defected, the cruise system can't be engage. Usually will set code P0500 or P0501.
There are two indicator lights for the cruise control system:
One is the cruise Main switch indicator light on the dash cluster when you turn the system on.
The second one is Cruise control indicator light on the dash when you press the DEL/SET button and the light comes on to show the system is now activated.
Which light won't stay engage or won't stay lit? In the Under dash fuse/relay box: Check fuse # 3 (10A) and fuse # 10 (7.5A) first. One of the two "Silver bullets" show below will correct the problem.
1- Is the horn is working? If not, replace the "Cable reel" switch locates under the steering wheel for the SRS system.
2- If the horn is working: Replace the Cruise control combination switch on the steering wheel.
Do you want the procedure how to check and wiring diagrams? I'll need you e mail address. Click on my E mail to send the request. HTH
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