! cruise control module
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! cruise control module My cruise control doesn't work anyway, so I thought i might just remove it so i could have a little bit cleaner engine bay. Does anyone know how difficult this is? Is there a tutorial somewhere?
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I am having trouble finding it. I saw were the cable goes near the TB. I followed it, and it goes under the drivers side wheel well I believe. Do I need to get under the car to remove it?
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Verdad Gallardo You need to remove all of the plastic from the bottom of the bumper cover to get to it. Pull the car onto a ramp if you have one.
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There is a switch on the clutch pedal that engages when the clutch is engaged on manual trans cars, obviously. The switch can be adjusted via threads. For some reason the switch has been know to back off its threads and won't fully engage. If you car is stickshift, check the switch; it's mounted at the very top of the clutch pedal's arm under dash.
There is a switch on the clutch pedal that engages when the clutch is engaged on manual trans cars, obviously. The switch can be adjusted via threads. For some reason the switch has been know to back off its threads and won't fully engage. If you car is stickshift, check the switch; it's mounted at the very top of the clutch pedal's arm under dash.
