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Old 14-11-2006, 11:35 PM   #1
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Default just installed cruise but wont work

hi i just installed cruise control in my car today, put the steering wheel switches in. the indicator on off switch, the wiring loom and the crusie control motor. it is in a au2 manual. all is in and when i turn it on the cruise lights up in the cluster but nothing happens carnt seem to set it or anything. i used a test light and there is power constant power to the cruise control motor but when i turn it on no other wires light up. is there a fuse or do i need to reset the computer. please guys help this is really annoying!

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