dslpwr

I sourced all the parts from a jeep that was being parted out, servo, vac line, column with cruise switches (I just took the whole thing instead of swapping everything). I installed everything, but it won't work. The horn works, so I Imagine the clockspring is good. No vaccuum leaks (all the climate controls work just fine), the dash light doesn't come on when I'm trying to activate it and I got no cruise. What would I be looking for if I were to trouble shoot the servo clockspring and switch with my multimeter? Or where should I start?

Bustedback

Did you replace the brake light switch?

dslpwr

No, I haven't. Would that make it not work completely if it were bad?

Turbo X_J

Brake pedal up completes the circuit for the cruise control. As soon as you step on the brake pedal that breaks the circuit for the cruise control and illuminates the brake lamps.

dslpwr

I know how the brake switch works, its only a 20 dollar part so ill give it a shot and see what happens. Any oher ideas though?

Bustedback

There are two brake switches available, with or without cruise control.

Cherockee

Did you check to make sure the fues is installed and in good condition?

Scott_Sport99

clock springs are year specific from what I know. I added cruise to my 99 with everything from a 99 and no problemo.

ShowMe Cherokee

Check your switches. I originally installed switches I was told came from a '98, but when the cruise wouldn't work I checked the S/Ns and they were for a '99. The resistances are different on different switches and are not compatible. Once I got '98 switches it worked great!

Good luck!

Greg