HUSUKU Steering Wheel Mounted Cruise Control Switch Buttons Kit Replacement Fit for 1998-2003 Ford Ranger 2001-2005 Ford Explorer Sport Trac F150 Mercury Mountaineer B3000 F87Z9C888BB (Black)

Doesn’t light up the light on the dash anymore but other than that it does function as it should. Fits and Looks good. Easy to install if you can use tools. *EDITED* it was a bit loose and now it lights up just fine!

Bought NY beautiful ranger about two years ago, cruise control came broken and ugly looking.Guess I got tired of seeing the 1st Pic, so I here I am.Instalation: Easy it's all about slack and memorizing where the wire went as you need it to run though smoothly without getting caught on somthing. (* I'm not a very mechanical person) took me about 30 mins, and most of that was trying to slide a wire some place in particular.Looks: looks great, better then before that's for sure.Functionality: Awesome, this is the first time I've ever experienced cruise control works great.When you hit on then set ac the pedal gets stiff and the speed stays at whatever you had her at, pretty cool.Tried checking lights but it was too light out when I tried, couldn't even see dash bord lights, but I'm sure they work and if they don't I don't really care tbh.

My stock buttons had become cracked over time (they were 21 years old). These were pretty easy to install, with a couple of notes: Some folks have noted you can leave the existing wiring in place and just replace the buttons. You might be able to, and I tried that, but the old connectors were so fragile at this point they they simply broke when I tried to remove the old buttons. Once I had the new buttons in and everything back together (don't forget to disconnect your battery before installing these!) the horn wouldn't stop blowing and the "Cruise" light on the dash kept flashing. To resolve this, I discovered that I had plugged one end of the new wires into the new buttons upside down. Simply unplug the new wiring from the new button, flip the connector over, and plug it back in to the new button (there is a pink stripe on the new wiring, it should be at the TOP when you are plugging in to the new buttons, not at the bottom). Good product, illumination is a bit dim but not a big deal. Made my steering wheel look new.

uses a regular incandescent bub so gets hot when driving with the lights on but other than that looks, fits and functions perfect

This part was easy to install, after de-energizing the car and figuring out the "side bolt caps" to pull off the airbag module. Once installed, and once the fuses were re-installed, magically - THESE CONTROL YOUR HORN too. So, my HORN works. On first run out, I had cruise control. Then, the second run out the "cruise control" light "flicks" when I try to engage and I no longer have cruise control. BUT I HAVE A HORN. Who knew?

I own a 2001 Ford Lightning. At about 20 years of age, the original Cruise Control switch gave out. I replaced it with a unit from Amazon which worked until recently, about 2 months ago. After reading all the reviews of the various compatible replacements on Amazon, I selected the Basiker switch rated at 4+ stars, and installed it. As soon as connected, the horn blew nonstop, and I had to remove it. I then purchased a second unit, also 4+ star rated, ZXTQWX. That worked intermittently on first drive, and then stopped working altogether, so I also returned it. Amazon lists the "genuine" Motorcraft replacement for $123.99. On eBay, I found the same "genuine" Motorcraft SW5928 for $34.56, free shipping. I notified Amazon so they could readjust their charge. I just installed this latest clone, Husuku, and it seems to be working flawlessly, but I don't know for how long. It seems all of these units are "Made in China", including the genuine Motorcraft, so all bets are off. But for now, I seem to have a unit that works.

This switch pack is a direct replacement for the original Ford cruise control switches. Fits exactly as the factory item.

bought this for my 8th gen civic , 2007 , and it does work and the installation was pretty straight forward, but the brackets for the buttons doesn’t align to the steering wheel. you can see that one hole aligns and the other is off. it still sits in place fine just moves a little when you press the buttons.