POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post
Is there a fuse for an inop cruise control?
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POST 2Original post
There probably is. Have you pushed the end of the cruise control arm which engages the green symbol?
POST 3Original post
You must toggle the OHN/OHFF switch for most things to work.
POST 4Original post
Make sure your clutch switch is working. My cruise was inoperable too, (when I bought the car), but messing around with the clutch switch (it was stuck in the closed position) sorted it out.
POST 5Original post
If the switch is present check that the clutch helper spring hasn't been removed as if it has the clutch doesn't have enough return pressure to depress the switch.
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