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patriciafriedrich3

Figo cruise control fault

My 2011 Ford Figo diesel, with 76731 km, has a cruise control fault. It refuses to engage. I scanned for errors and it points towards a defective cable or plug connection. I've checked the brake light switch, throttle position sensor, and speed sensor, but all seem fine. Fuses are good too. Anyone experienced this?

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A 2011 Ford Figo diesel is experiencing a cruise control fault where it refuses to engage. Initial diagnostics suggest a defective cable or plug connection, but checks on the brake light switch, throttle position sensor, speed sensor, and fuses show no issues. A similar case was resolved by addressing a corroded connection in the engine bay wiring loom, suggesting that a thorough inspection of the wiring, particularly where it passes through the firewall, might be necessary. A visit to a workshop is recommended for a more detailed diagnosis and repair.

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matsfire10

I had a similar issue on my Figo, though I can’t remember if mine’s the same year. Cruise control just wouldn't kick in, and there was an error code. Have you checked the wiring loom where it passes through the firewall? These connections can sometimes get corroded or damaged and cause intermittent faults. Also, did you check the cruise control stalk on the steering wheel?

patriciafriedrich3 (community.author)

Thanks for the tip! I didn't specifically delve too deeply into the wiring loom in the engine bay, or the stalk itself. Was your error code specifically also pointing to a wiring or plug fault? Was the stalk completely dead or intermittent for you?

matsfire10

Yeah, the error pointed towards a circuit malfunction, which the mechanic thought could be anything. The stalk seemed okay. Turns out, after the mechanic spent a good hour poking around, it really was a corroded connection in the engine bay loom that was a bit hidden. Honestly, I'd suggest getting a workshop to take a look, it's a pain to diagnose this kind of stuff yourself.

patriciafriedrich3 (community.author)

Appreciate the confirmation; looks like a trip to the workshop is inevitable. The price was 95€.

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