Cruise Control
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joshjwc9
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This is no indication light on mine either, but when set it works in my vehicle and there is no spot on the dash for CC light to be anyways.
40th GT
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forum155pl
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i think it would be sweet if we had a gas light too.. i never knew we didnt have CC lights.. I have alot of burnt out bulbs..
fobra559
At least it's more erect and not floppy anymore.
There is no CC light on our cars for some odd reason
You just have to feel for it when the gas pedal sticks
You just have to feel for it when the gas pedal sticks
'13_ImpactBlue_GT
Angry Little Elf
fobra559
At least it's more erect and not floppy anymore.
My 03 lacks one but my dads 97 T-bird has it, typical Ford
Same here, my dad's ranger has one but I don't
Mustangs don't need them anyways
'13_ImpactBlue_GT
Angry Little Elf
There is no CC light on our cars for some odd reason
QFT
hotmustang331
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Hmm I thought we had a cruize control light 
We do have a low fuel light though....check your lower gauge cluster you should be able to see it in teh right light.
We do have a low fuel light though....check your lower gauge cluster you should be able to see it in teh right light.
fobra559
At least it's more erect and not floppy anymore.
Hmm I thought we had a cruize control light
We do have a low fuel light though....check your lower gauge cluster you should be able to see it in teh right light.
Yeah, we do have a fuel light, just saw it the other day
But no CC light to be seen on our cars
04YELLOWGT
Active Member
My low fuel light must be burnt out or something because I was driving one day and looked down and the needle was burried on E. I some how made it to the gas station and the car died right when I pulled up to the pump.
I felt like Kramer from Seinfeld when he test drove the car to see how far it would go with no gas. LOL
I felt like Kramer from Seinfeld when he test drove the car to see how far it would go with no gas. LOL
four six
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fobra559
At least it's more erect and not floppy anymore.
hotmustang331
Active Member
Man I hope that was with the stock fuel pump! The higherflowing ones really hate heat and doing that will get them REALLY hot....not good for the life of the pumps at all
04YELLOWGT
Active Member
It was with my old Focus pump, it only happened that one time and now Im always checking to see where Im at on gas.
Does anyone know how you can add an indicator light for the cruise control? I am puting a MOMO wheel in the car and relocating the cruise control buttons to a new panel. I want to set it up so that the illuminated buttons I am using to replace the stock ones will only be lit when the system is on.
wmburns
SN Certified Technician
Just quessing, but the curise control is an option. In addition, a CC light would need a wire path between the cruise control module and the cluster.
Perhaps Ford figured that the average Mustang driver was "in tune" with their car such that a dash light to confirm cruse control activativation was over kill.
I reviewed the wiring diagrams and can not see an available wire path to tap that could be adapted to turn on a cruise control light. I am positive there is a location on the PC board that could be tapped to provide the signal.
Are you up to modifying the cruise control module? If so, I am sure it would make a great post.
Perhaps Ford figured that the average Mustang driver was "in tune" with their car such that a dash light to confirm cruse control activativation was over kill.
I reviewed the wiring diagrams and can not see an available wire path to tap that could be adapted to turn on a cruise control light. I am positive there is a location on the PC board that could be tapped to provide the signal.
Are you up to modifying the cruise control module? If so, I am sure it would make a great post.
trombonedemon
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trombonedemon
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O.k. since you doubt, I guess I'm wrong.
TPS's are known to go bad on the 4.6 mod engine. The sensor puts out a digital signal, the cruise control keeps that digital signal constant, if you look at a oscilloscope, you would notice a constant digital signal, almost like a flat line, These sensors weren't made to stay that way for hours on end, at one voltage. (Kind of a catch 22 situation if you car has cruise control)l. Thats why it is a digital signal instead of an analog signal. Symptoms of bad TPS's, Sticking RPMs, upon hard acceleration the Sensor will flat line like it was analog then fly up in RPMs. Same w/deceleration.
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