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Cruise control does not work - Laguna II 1.9Dci 120HP does not work Cruise contr

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Why does the cruise control on a Renault Laguna II 1.9 dCi light up but not respond to the steering wheel buttons?

The cruise control likely does not work because the steering wheel airbag tape/clock spring is damaged, and that part carries both the airbag circuit and the cruise control buttons [#16473833] If the airbag and Service lights are on, that is another sign the same tape/retractor may be faulty [#16473753][#16473833] You should run a proper diagnostic scan to confirm the fault codes and what is wrong [#16473476][#16473833] A version with cruise control has more wires in the tape than a version without, so the replacement part must match the car’s equipment [#16473881] The green/orange switch lights mean cruise control versus speed limiter mode [#16474020]
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  • Cruise control lights up but will not engage

    #1 16473156
    krzychug3
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    Hello!!!

    I am asking for help, I have a Renault Laguna II 1.9dci 120HP 2002 car

    Cruise control is installed in the car, all the cubes under the steering wheel as well as from turning on the cruise control are correctly attached. After pressing the button, the green cruise control lamp lights up and nothing else happens, I tried to press the buttons on the steering wheel + - and RO but it gives nothing the cruise control does not turn on at all, so I ask for help, maybe I am doing something wrong, I will add that when I press the switch Cruise control the other way, the orange lamp lights up but nothing happens.


    Thank you and I look forward to your reply
    greetings
    krzychug3
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  • #2 16473185
    piotrekwoj1
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    Did you do it at a standstill or when?
  • #3 16473374
    krzychug3
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    piotrekwoj1 wrote:
    Did you do it at a standstill or when?


    How's the car stopping?
    While driving, I turned on the cruise control and nothing happened, I tried with all the buttons but did not respond at all, I will add that I tried at different speeds from 50 to 120 km / h and nothing
  • #4 16473476
    piotrekwoj1
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    That's why I asked are different cruise control and different methods of switching. You need to do diagnostics, maybe something will come out.
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  • #5 16473593
    kamiloskop
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    Fits the cushion, remove and see if the tape is just from the cruise control option and what is going on there.
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    #6 16473753
    krzychug3
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    kamiloskop wrote:
    Fits the cushion, remove and see if the tape is just from the cruise control option and what is going on there.


    so is the cube from the cruise control I know because I used to undress it once because I changed the wiper switch.

    I forgot to write earlier but the pillow and Service indicator lights up because there is something wrong with the retractor, can it affect the cruise control somehow ?????
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    #7 16473833
    kamiloskop
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    This is the same thing. The air Bag tape is responsible for the pillow and cruise control buttons. The most important thing and you haven't written before .... Connect the computer only computer and not some inventions and come out what and how is wrong.
  • Questioning cruise-control and non-cruise clockspring differences

    #8 16473858
    krzychug3
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    kamiloskop wrote:
    This is the same thing. The air Bag tape is responsible for the pillow and cruise control buttons. The most important thing and you haven't written before .... Connect the computer only computer and not some inventions and come out what and how is wrong.


    thanks, I did not know that it is connected together, I was connected and the guest told me that there is a tape or a retractor for replacement I do not remember exactly.

    thanks again for your help

    please tell me what is the difference between the version with cruise control and without because I was looking for a retractor on the Allegro but all look identical only on one description I write that with cruise control and on the other that without
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    #9 16473881
    grala1
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    The number of wires inside.
    No cruise control has less than cruise control.
    The tape and retractor are one and the same.
    You have cables from the cushion and horn in the tape, in the version with cruise control there are also cables from the cruise control buttons.
  • #10 16474006
    krzychug3
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    and why does the cruise control have 2 modes, i.e. it lights up green or orange ????
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    #11 16474020
    robi1214
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    Because it can act as a speed limiter.
  • #12 16474032
    krzychug3
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    thank you all for your help, the damaged airbag is to blame

Topic summary

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The discussion revolves around a malfunctioning cruise control system in a 2002 Renault Laguna II 1.9 Dci 120HP. The user reports that the cruise control indicator lights up but fails to activate. Various responses suggest checking the cruise control switch connections, performing diagnostics, and inspecting the airbag tape, which is linked to both the airbag and cruise control functions. The user learns that the airbag issue may be affecting the cruise control operation. The difference between versions with and without cruise control is clarified, focusing on the number of wires in the airbag tape. The user concludes that a damaged airbag is the root cause of the problem.
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