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Cruise control

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Hi guys cruise control not working..my display states standby but when i try to set the speed it will not work.normally the display would change green and allows me to set speed.in this case im not able to do so..my AC  Is working brake lights working all is fine .So my next step would be a Fuse? Now i have not a clue which one it is i know my fuse box is in footwell .the cover as no info .so im baffled !! Ford mondeo mk 5 2015 diesal  

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    Manual or auto? If it’s manual the clutch position sensors need to be working too. 

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    Manual gearbox

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    Just now, scf said:

    Manual gearbox

    Is the clutch sensor located at the pedal .i would like to try changing the fuse 1st but as i stated and have no idea where it is or what amp it would be 

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    Doesn't sound like a fuse.

    Fuse specification chart is in the owners handbook.  If you didn't get a hard copy, they are available online.

    ford.co.uk/support/owner-manuals

     

    If I'm looking at the correct handbook, the only fuse is for adaptive cruise control, along with a few other things.  F23 under the bonnet.

    Fuse Specification Chart

    
    Power Distribution Box
    Power Distribution Box Fuse Locations
    Fuse Or Relay Number   Fuse Amp Rating   Protected Components  
    1   25A 1   RH front wiper motor.  
    2   —   Starter relay.  
    3   15A 2   Autowipers (rain sensor).   Rear wipers.  
    4   —   Blower motor relay.  
    5   20A 1   Back of console auxiliary power point.  
    6   —   Auxiliary heater relay.  
    7   20A 2   Powertrain control module.  
    8   20A 2   Powertrain control module.  
    9   —   Powertrain control module relay.  
    10   20A 1   Driver front auxiliary power point.  
    11   15A 3   Powertrain control module.  
    12   15A 3   Powertrain control module.  
    13   10A 3   Powertrain control module.  
    14   10A 3   Powertrain control module.  
    15   —   Run-start relay.  
    16   20A 1   Console auxiliary power point.  
    17   20A 1   Trunk auxiliary power point (wagon only).  
    18   10A 2   Powertrain control module.  
    19   10A 2   Power steering.  
    20   10A 2   Headlamps.   Headlamp switch.  
    21   15A 2   Transmission control module.   Transmission oil pump.  
    22   10A 2   Air conditioning.  
    23   15A 2   Blind spot monitor.   Rear view camera.   Adaptive Cruise Control.   Pre-collision warning indicator.   Voltage quality module.   Air quality sensor.  
    24   10A 2   Not used (spare).  
    25   10A 3   Anti-lock brake system.  
    26   10A 3   Powertrain control module.  
    27   —   Not used.  
    28   10A 2   Rear washer pump.  
    29   —   Not used.  
    30   —   Not used.  
    31   —   Not used.  
    32   —   Cooling fan relay.  
    33   —   Air conditioning relay.  
    34   15A 2   Electric steering column lock.  
    35   —   Not used.  
    36   —   Not used.  
    37   —   Not used.  
    38   —   Cooling fan relay.  
    39   —   Cooling fan relay.  
    40   —   Not used.  
    41   —   Horn relay.  
    42   —   Fuel pump relay.  
    43   —   Not used.  
    44   5A 2   Heated washer nozzle.  
    45   —   Not used.  
    46   10A 3   Alternator.  
    47   10A 3   Brake on-off switch.  
    48   20A 2   Horn.  
    49   5A 2   Mass air flow monitor.  
    20A 2   Fuel heater element-Diesel.  
    50   10A 2   Power transfer unit cooling fan.  
    51   —   Not used.  
    52   —   Not used.  
    53   10A 2   Power seats.  
    54   5A 3   Fuel operated heater remote control.  
    55   5A 3   Not used (spare).  
     
    1M-type fuse.
    2Micro fuse.
    3Dual micro fuse.
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    I have seen the old faithful "low battery" mentioned in case of cruise control n/a, but if all else seems ok that's probably not the answer. Might be worth checking the battery voltage for purposes of elimination though?

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    It was the battery yippee

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