Where is the fuse for cruise control on 2012 Equinox?
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Asked by Judy Aug 13, 2016 at 08:48 PM about the 2012 Chevrolet Equinox LS FWD

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

Cruise control quit working; where is the fuse located?

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jamnblues answered 7 years ago

I doubt if it is a fuse- have a mechanic check it out-

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Judy answered 7 years ago

Thanks; my hubby found I had turned it off. I did not know there was an on/off button.

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diccar answered 4 years ago

had same problem on my 2005 equinox. turned out to be a burnt out bulb. affected my remote start as well

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GuruD5WJGC answered 3 months ago

What fuse is the cruse control on a 2016 equinox controlled by. I changed my battery over the weekend and after the cruse stopped working

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