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Jeepntj, I was able to get my cruise control figured out. The ECM plug, the one closest to the motor had one of the wires broken when the wire cover was pulled back. Just my luck it was the one for the cruise. I’d done all I could, so a Jeep mechanic found it. Had me going in 30 minutes...

Well, our wives did go through child birth for us. I guess, getting them the car they want is the least we can do. Good luck, with your hunt!!! Third row also means your wife wants your kids with her, at all times. Even if it means taking all of the other kids as well. She sounds like a...

Lol. Maybe she would prefer an early model Honda Accord? They are reliable and if your lucky, see if you can find one with a manual transmission. 😂

My cruise controls keep me from getting speeding tickets. One less thing to worry about, especially on the highway. Set it and forget it. I’m sure the people in your vehicles would appreciate you using it. Surging faster and slower is very annoying. My wife is bad about it, so I force her...

Chris, I finally had exhausted everything I knew to check with regards to this cruise control not getting power to the servo. Took it to a local place called Jeep Medic, in Winston Salem, North Carolina. Patrick, the young NEW owner of Jeep Medic started working immediately and after...

Dang! I was hoping there was a module. Yeah, I found the plug for the cruise control servo, but still not getting any power to it. At this point, I’d just like the see the cruise control light come on my dash. If there is one in a million TJ that won’t have what the other 999,999 have, it...

How can I check the proper wiring to the ECM? I've got a 1999 that I've added all cruise control parts, but the switches, even though they are correct for my 1999 model year TJ, does get power to the solenoid. Light for Cruise Control has yet to even flash and I'm certain, it's just not...

Which module under the dash are you referring to? I'm trying to add this to my 1999 TJ and I've done everything. Correct Cruise control switches for my 1999 that were tested and working properly, Throttle cable & Vacuum lines hooked up, Servo plugged in and nothing. Even bought a NEW MOPAR...

Chris, Wanted to update you after installing today, confirmed tested, working correctly and CORRECT model number cruise control switches for my 1999 TJ. Still nothing owrking or lighting up when I push the ON button. The servo simply isn't getting any power from the cruise control plug...

Thanks Chris. Local guy tried to sell me on a Teraflex lift. I know they are very good lifts, but for what I do with my daily driver, I don't want to spend $2,000+ on my TJ's lift. I'll have to buy, new wheels and tires, too. Once that's completed.

Chief, if you google search Jeep TJ Cruise Control harness and you'll find pictures of that harness/plug. If you can't find it, let me know. I'll take a picture of mine, even though mine doesn't seem to be getting power to it.

Jamison, I do have a throttle cable and vacuum hoses and everything is hooked up, but my cruise simply won't light up on the dash when I push the buttons. I've even taken it out and thought maybe the light was burned out, even though my jeep has never had cruise control. To me, the servo...

I got them on eBay. Saw many posts stating that’s the best place. For your 1998 just sure the listing is for a 1998 model. You’ll fine them. They are usually between $40 and $75.

I’ll let you know. Always something to learn on a Jeep. I’ve got another question for you. I don’t really off-road. Only to a fishing hole from time to time, but want to lift my TJ and put 33’s on her. What’s a good lift for me to get? And what’s a good size and width of wheel that you...

That’s just it. My Jeep is a 1999, so these won’t work from what I’ve read. The other switch part number is 56007531AC. Shouldn’t mine be “AD”?

Chris, just for future reference, where is the fuse for the cruise control? I’ve yet to find any information on that online either. Thanks Chris, sorry to wear you out, but you are the man to ask. The correct cruise control switches are the “AD” style for 1999 Jeep Wrangler, from what I’ve...

Chris, could you confirm that the cruise control switches Chris, after taking the switches back off, I see the attached part numbers. These should be “AD” for a 1999 wrangler TJ, if I’m correct and they are not. Geez!!! The ones I have are for 1998, aren’t they? These are replacements from...

Thanks for the reply, Chris!!! The servo is brand new and a Mopar. I even tried to hook up another old servo I had and it didn’t help either. The steering wheel switches are correct for 1999. I have read many threads on that and see that you MUST have year correct switches and even the...

This is my first Jeep Forum thread and I hope someone can help. I have a 1999 Jeep Wrangler Sport 4.0 with manual transmission. I purchased all OEM Mopar parts for the cruise control. Mopar Servo, Mopar Steering wheel Switches, Mopar Clock Spring with Cruise Control plug, new vacuum lines and...