View Single Post
  #2 (permalink)  
Old 16 Nov 2008, 06:05 pm
Elle
Guest
 
Posts: n/a
Default Re: How do I test a cruise control switch?

"blu" <brian.utterback@gmail.com> wrote
> However, what I found doesn't sound like it can be right.
> There are 5
> pins on the back of the switch. I checked each pair of
> pins and found
> that when the switch was in the disengaged position, no
> pairs of pins
> had any continuity at all. When the switch was in the
> engaged
> position, only pins 3 and 4 make a connection with each
> other, while
> all of the others remain disconnected. There are two
> lights I can see
> embedded in the switch and I think that one comes on with
> the
> headlights and the other comes on when the switch is
> engaged.


See if the Ody wiring diagram accessed for free via the site
below helps:
http://www.spoonhonda.com/SearchResu...9&Redirected=Y

Five wires coming out of the CC main switch is usual. Same
on my 93 Civic, to which I am currently adding cruise
control, since it is a DX.

Chances are the switch is fine and you messed up the wiring
in the instrument cluster or dash somewhere. I would
continue testing the five wires, using the diagram, to
narrow down which one is not connected right.

I would not trust a mere visual inspection of the fuse.
Replace it.


Reply With Quote