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Cruise control amber light lights up or off when I touch the button steering wheel control but the cruise will not work, anyone have this issue?
2009 Tahoe Cruise Control
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mamcdonald
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Yes it's all stock, could it be the brake lite control located on HHS brake pedal ?
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common failure is the brake pedal lamp switch
cruise control not working
( 2009 Tahoe) I just had the exact same problem, the solution is very simple. Order this replacement switch from Amazon:ACDelco D1539J Stop Lamp Switch Assembly Its about $11. The switch is located under the driver side of the dashboard above the break pedal. You will need a 10mm socket/ratchet & a thin flat screwdriver. Start by disconnecting the connector, remove the 10mm bolt, remove the retaining clip, then pull the entire Switch body towards you to remove it. Reinstall & you're done, test drive it to make sure you've done it properly.
( 2009 Tahoe) I just had the exact same problem, the solution is very simple. Order this replacement switch from Amazon:ACDelco D1539J Stop Lamp Switch Assembly Its about $11. The switch is located under the driver side of the dashboard above the break pedal. You will need a 10mm socket/ratchet & a thin flat screwdriver. Start by disconnecting the connector, remove the 10mm bolt, remove the retaining clip, then pull the entire Switch body towards you to remove it. Reinstall & you're done, test drive it to make sure you've done it properly.
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I just had the exact same problem, the solution is very simple. Order this replacement switch from Amazon:ACDelco D1539J Stop Lamp Switch Assembly Its about $11. The switch is located under the driver side of the dashboard above the break pedal. You will need a 10mm socket/ratchet & a thin flat screwdriver. Start by disconnecting the connector, remove the 10mm bolt, remove the retaining clip, then pull the entire Switch body towards you to remove it. Reinstall & you're done, test drive it to make sure you've done it properly.
I just had the exact same problem, the solution is very simple. Order this replacement switch from Amazon:ACDelco D1539J Stop Lamp Switch Assembly Its about $11. The switch is located under the driver side of the dashboard above the break pedal. You will need a 10mm socket/ratchet & a thin flat screwdriver. Start by disconnecting the connector, remove the 10mm bolt, remove the retaining clip, then pull the entire Switch body towards you to remove it. Reinstall & you're done, test drive it to make sure you've done it properly.
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