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    #1

    Mystery electricity

    What could be the possible connection between cruise control failure and a dome light and other electrical devices going out on a 93 CB7?
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    have you recently had a head unit or a security system installed?

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      #3
      No. I recently had the little plug on the brake pedal disintegrate and I fixed it with a penny glued and taped on. Think the brake light switch is the problem?

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        #4
        Originally posted by mikedprince View Post
        No. I recently had the little plug on the brake pedal disintegrate and I fixed it with a penny glued and taped on. Think the brake light switch is the problem?
        Doubtful.

        What else beside the dome light and CC is out because there are several factors that could not allow the CC to work.

        Have you checked the bulb in the dome to make sure it's not burnt out?

        Check the fuses? I'd rule out the simple things before moving onto something harder when it comes to electrical issues.

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          #5
          umm i'd say no to the brake switch.

          As you say almost all Electrical things are having issues , start with the Battery terminals , remove / clean / reonnect cables to actuall terminal clean those .

          Then check your ground from battery to ground , and ground on alternater.

          Then move on to fuses and relays

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            #6
            Thanks! Appreciate the ideas.

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              #7
              I think there used to a warning device that tells you when you left your lights, ( I have several vehicles, so I trying to remember) and that no longer works.

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                #8
                Originally posted by Leung View Post
                Check the fuses? I'd rule out the simple things before moving onto something harder when it comes to electrical issues.
                This^.... You definitely want to check your fuses.

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                  Originally posted by SerpentDrago View Post
                  umm i'd say no to the brake switch.

                  As you say almost all Electrical things are having issues , start with the Battery terminals , remove / clean / reonnect cables to actuall terminal clean those .

                  Then check your ground from battery to ground , and ground on alternater.

                  Then move on to fuses and relays
                  I'd definitely try this. My transmission computer kept throwing a code because of a grounding issue. Cleaned my battery terminals and cleared up. My dome light will intermittently not work because it doesn't have a good ground, simply being a bolt that attaches to a bracket on the roof. Good grounds and power connections make a world of difference.
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                  1991 Honda Accord SE

                  Originally posted by Bad_dude
                  If you turn it all the way counter clockwise, you activate the after burner full throttle. Lol. Then when you press it, boom, fast as the T-Mobile data plan chic.

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                    #10
                    Mystery Update - You guys were right! The dome light and door warning buzzer were not related to the cruise control issue. They were malfunctioning due to the drivers side switch not working properly. They are now working fine. However, the cruise is still not working. Any ideas?

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                      http://www.cb7tuner.com/vbb/showthread.php?t=193451

                      In this post I'm trying to diagnose my CC issue as well, maybe use the search feature in the future and more descriptive titles?

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                        #12
                        Thanks for your help! I will follow your advice.

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