How do you use cruise control on a 2001 Honda Civic?
The CRUISE MAIN light on the instrument panel comes on. Accelerate to the desired cruising speed above 25 mph (40 km/h). Press and release the DECEL/ SET button on the steering wheel. The CRUISE CONTROL light on the instrument panel comes on to show the system is now activated.
Why is my cruise control not working on my Honda Civic?
Figure 1. The cruise control system is labeled as “cruise” on the steering wheel. If cruise control does not engage after the green light appears, the problem is most likely due to a blown fuse. Open the under-dash fuse box below the instrument panel.
How do you turn off cruise control on a car?
Normally, you press the brake pedal to turn off cruise control. The brake light switch must be detected by the cruise control system for this to happen. If it cannot detect the switch, then cruise control will disable itself automatically until the brake light switch issue is fixed.
Where are the fuses on a Honda Civic cruise control?
Open the under-dash fuse box below the instrument panel. Check your owner’s manual to determine which fuse number corresponds to the cruise control feature. Fuse numbers vary by model and year. The fuse box cover displays and maps the location of each fuse. With the fuse puller tool or needle nose pliers, remove the fuse from the fuse box.
Why is my cruise control light not working?
Aftermarket lighting, such as LED brake light conversion, might trick the CCM into thinking a brake light is blown, as LED bulbs draw less current than incandescent bulbs. Fuses and Relays – On some vehicles, fuses and relays are used to protect the cruise control actuator circuit.
Figure 1. The cruise control system is labeled as “cruise” on the steering wheel. If cruise control does not engage after the green light appears, the problem is most likely due to a blown fuse. Open the under-dash fuse box below the instrument panel.
Normally, you press the brake pedal to turn off cruise control. The brake light switch must be detected by the cruise control system for this to happen. If it cannot detect the switch, then cruise control will disable itself automatically until the brake light switch issue is fixed.
Open the under-dash fuse box below the instrument panel. Check your owner’s manual to determine which fuse number corresponds to the cruise control feature. Fuse numbers vary by model and year. The fuse box cover displays and maps the location of each fuse. With the fuse puller tool or needle nose pliers, remove the fuse from the fuse box.
Aftermarket lighting, such as LED brake light conversion, might trick the CCM into thinking a brake light is blown, as LED bulbs draw less current than incandescent bulbs. Fuses and Relays – On some vehicles, fuses and relays are used to protect the cruise control actuator circuit.