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Car Forum / Nissan / Nissan Altima / October 2005altima 95 cruise control
what is the most suceptible reason for the cruise for not fonctionning? thanks Did you check the fuse? yes, but in the fuses receptacle there is no fuses for the cruise. Unless they are located somewhere else or under the hod? >Did you check the fuse? > yes, but in the fuses receptacle there is no fuses for the cruise. > Unless they are located somewhere else or under the hod? > > >Did you check the fuse? I haven't checked on my altima (never had that particular problem) but on most Nissans the horn fuse controls the cruise control as well (so make sure your horn is working). There's also a relay under the hood's fuse box that is related to cruise. thanks for your help, I will look for that relay tomorrow tx >> yes, but in the fuses receptacle there is no fuses for the cruise. >> Unless they are located somewhere else or under the hod? [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] >There's also a relay under the hood's fuse box that is related to >cruise. finally found-it it is the switch, >thanks for your help, I will look for that relay tomorrow >tx [quoted text clipped - 9 lines] >>There's also a relay under the hood's fuse box that is related to >>cruise. >finally found-it it is the switch, . Can you tell me more about what you found. Which switch and how much to replace it? Can I get the "switch" from junk yard and replace myself? Thanks first I tought it was the switch in the dash but it is not, I guess the broken part is located under the hood, between the firewall and the left(driver) head shock (sorry my english is not good, but that part is bolted on the place where the shock is bolted, you will see wires caming from the car and plugged in that ''control'' I did not have that part replace yet but I intend to replace with one from junk-yard, will let-you know Sorry again for the english Andre >>finally found-it it is the switch, . > [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > >Thanks
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