Honda Civic cruise control fuse

Check for any short circuit in cruise control, light control and switch. The positive wire is shorted to ground.

Thanks. But, there is a "tips" section for these sorts of things.

very possible as that hose would not be reading manifold pressure ( vacuum)

my honda civic ex 1996 the cruise controle have a trouble when i push (on) the switch on the dash the green light stay off i dont have a cruise controle
i need help
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Under the dash on the drivers side. If not there it will be under the hood on the drivers side.

Applying the brakes drops the cruise control function. Check for bad brake pedal interlock switch.

there should also be a srs light on the dash illuminated?! the problem is the clock spring behind the steering wheel. happy holidays

Check your fuses.

Most cruise controls are designed to disengage when you press the brake pedal. I always mention this first because people tend to try to press the clutch pedal while the cruise control is engaged and this startles them when the engine revs up all the way...

Anyway, to use your cruise control:

1) Press the Cruise control button to on.
2) Drive up to the speed you need to go.
3) Press the "Set/Coast" button.
4) let go of the accelerator pedal

If the cruise control system is operating correctly, your vehicle will continue to travel at the same speed until you either press the brake pedal or you cancel the cruise setting with the cancel button of the cruise control.

Remember: Your civic is not equiped with a radar system for your cruise control, so if you are aproaching an intersection or traffic in front of you, do not expect the car to know it needs to stop. Also, cruise control only operates the accelerator pedal i your car, it is not autopilot, so it will not steer your car for you.

(you think it sounds silly that I am writing this? You should see my friend's car... He thought Cruise control was like autopilot, so he smashed his brand new civic into a tree...)

Happy Motoring!

Most likely the clock spring assembly which the wires run through for airbag, cruise switches and horn button. Requires steering wheel removal to access part.