Re: 1996 Mustang Cruise Control Problems

adammatzner@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
 wrote:
> My roomate's mustang hasn't had cruise for months now and we decided
> to get on it.  He took it to the dealer and they said it was a bad
> servo ($99 diagnostic) and that it would be $450 parts and labor
> (ha).  We went to the junkyard and pulled one for $50 and installed
> it.  Now when you push the off button on the steering wheel, the horn
> honks.  Any good ideas as to what is happening?  Is it a grounding
> issue or clock-spring or maybe the switch itself?
> 
> TIA



    ROFL! Sorry I can't help, but hopefully is some small consolation 
that the movie that ran through my head after reading that was *really* 
funny.  One question, does it JUST honk the horn or does it honk the 
horn in addition to doing what it should??

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