what causes cruise control to not disengage when brake pedal is applied

Asked by chmor Jul 14, 2012 at 01:14 PM about the 1988 Ford Mustang LX Hatchback RWD

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

also brake lights do not work

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aztec626bf answered 11 years ago

There is a switch that is actuated when you push the brake pedal.

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Frank answered 11 years ago

You need to replace your brake light switch that actuate your brake lights AND disengages your cruise control when applying the brakes.

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Paolo answered 11 years ago

Check your fuses before you start changing you switch. Much easier and cheaper to change a fuse than the brake switch.

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Denis answered 11 years ago

ALWAYS LOOK FOR THE SIMPLEST, STUPIDEST DAMN THING. IT'S USUALLY THE PROBLEM.

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