1996 Mustang Cruise Control Problems

1996 Mustang Cruise Control Problems

My roomate's mustang hasn't had cruise for months now and we decided
to get on it. He took it to the dealer and they said it was a bad
servo ($99 diagnostic) and that it would be $450 parts and labor
(ha). We went to the junkyard and pulled one for $50 and installed
it. Now when you push the off button on the steering wheel, the horn
honks. Any good ideas as to what is happening? Is it a grounding
issue or clock-spring or maybe the switch itself?

TIA

Re: 1996 Mustang Cruise Control Problems

adammatzner@gmail,com wrote:
> My roomate's mustang hasn't had cruise for months now and we decided
> to get on it. He took it to the dealer and they said it was a bad
> servo ($99 diagnostic) and that it would be $450 parts and labor
> (ha). We went to the junkyard and pulled one for $50 and installed
> it. Now when you push the off button on the steering wheel, the horn
> honks. Any good ideas as to what is happening? Is it a grounding
> issue or clock-spring or maybe the switch itself?
>
> TIA



ROFL! Sorry I can't help, but hopefully is some small consolation
that the movie that ran through my head after reading that was *really*
funny. One question, does it JUST honk the horn or does it honk the
horn in addition to doing what it should??

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