Troubleshooting '98 cruise control
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No wrecks, and no airbag deployment, at least according to Carfax. Who knows how accurate that is.
But after removing the body lift this weekend, the frame has clearly not been impacted.
But after removing the body lift this weekend, the frame has clearly not been impacted.
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How can you tell if your truck had cruise from the factory? I have a '97 Sport. The steering wheel does not have the switches. But the cruise control servo IS present under the hood, and the cable is even hooked to the throttle body. The harness plug is also plugged into the servo. I don't think a "Cruise" light luminates on the dash when I first start the truck -- should there be a "Cruise" light that illuminates as a check? Could it simply be thata previous owner swapped steering wheels to a non-cruise wheel?
How can you tell if your truck had cruise from the factory? I have a '97 Sport. The steering wheel does not have the switches. But the cruise control servo IS present under the hood, and the cable is even hooked to the throttle body. The harness plug is also plugged into the servo. I don't think a "Cruise" light luminates on the dash when I first start the truck -- should there be a "Cruise" light that illuminates as a check? Could it simply be thata previous owner swapped steering wheels to a non-cruise wheel?
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RE: Troubleshooting '98 cruise control
ORIGINAL: JasonA
No wrecks, and no airbag deployment, at least according to Carfax. Who knows how accurate that is.
But after removing the body lift this weekend, the frame has clearly not been impacted.
No wrecks, and no airbag deployment, at least according to Carfax. Who knows how accurate that is.
But after removing the body lift this weekend, the frame has clearly not been impacted.
