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Hi Guys, After some help please. I have a 2014 370z AT Roadster. CC stopped working 2 days ago. It still arms but the switch does not engage CC to

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Old 05-17-2024, 04:42 AM   #1 (permalink)
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Hi Guys,
After some help please.
I have a 2014 370z AT Roadster.
CC stopped working 2 days ago. It still arms but the switch does not engage CC to hold a speed.
I have read the threads on the brake switches. My brake lights still function correctly so I guess that switch is ok. Which makes me think it is the ASCD switch. I have tried the foot under the brake pedal trick and it still does not engage, would this lead people to think it is the steering wheel switch or could it still be the ASCD switch?
Is there a fuse, I couldn't find a reference to any in the FSM?

Thanks for any guidance you can give.
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