Review on 🚀 SMPCCR1 Cruise Control Release Switch by Standard Motor Products: Reliable and Efficient Performance! by Jason Childs

Updated Design Looks Different From What You Will Replace Last year the cruise control system began to work intermittently. It started working less and less until I could even get it to work. I stumbled across this part and decided to give it a try since it's so cheap. In my case, it took me less than five minutes to swap it out using just a crescent wrench, flathead screwdriver, and scissors. Immediately afterwards I did a test drive and the cruise control went back to normal. If that doesn't work I would suggest you check the inline fuse that is taped to the wire harness. If you follow the adapter connector you will see a blue label and a rubber fuse holder with a 2 amp fuse inside. The blue label indicates that the wiring harness needs to be replaced if the fuse is blown. Good luck Ford friends, hope this helps.