NC Cruise Control Fault ?

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Mr Morlock
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Re: NC Cruise Control Fault ?

Postby Mr Morlock » Sun Apr 13, 2014 10:46 am

Guessing is not the go I am afraid- just do what almost everyone else does and go to an establishment that can check diagnose and repair the fault. If you have access to an OEM workshop manual ( refer recent thread) it might give some info.

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Re: NC Cruise Control Fault ?

Postby taminga16 » Mon Apr 14, 2014 3:38 pm

Locate the fuses for the cruise control, disconnect the battery, remove the fuse/s (there may be more than one) re-connect the batery and then follow the requirements in your owners manual re; DSC, TCS, ABS etc . Drive the car for a day, you know on/off, start/stop etc. disconnect the battery, replace the fuses, re-connect the batery and then follow the requirements in your owners manual re; DSC, TCS, ABS etc again, test the Cruise control and if it is not functioning correctly consult an Auto electrician, as Mr M says an on-line diagnosis is a long call.
Good luck.
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When you turn your car on, does it return the favour?

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Re: NC Cruise Control Fault ?

Postby taminga16 » Mon Apr 14, 2014 6:27 pm

Aussie,
I had a few minutes today. Check here, http://www.mellens.net/mazda/Mazda-Miata-2006-2007/
Greg.
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