You're driving on the highway in Your Honda CR-V, when You attempt to set the cruise control. The problem is, nothing happens, and Your cruise control has stopped working. A couple of things can cause this to happen. First, You may have a faulty vacuum actuator. If You need to replace it, You can expect to pay between $50 and $140 for parts alone. Alternatively, You may be experiencing a broken link of cable that extends from the actuator to the throttle. If this is broken, it will need to be replaced. You will pay between $10 and $24 for parts. If You choose to have it replaced by a mechanic, You will pay an additional $50 to $140 for labor.
snowrodeo
November 11, 2021
I had this problem with a 2018 CRV. It seems obvious now but, there is a button labeled “main” on the steering wheel. It turns the cruise control on/off.
Gail J
July 30, 2020
Cruise control problems on the Honda CRV can be caused by a blown fuse, bad vacuum actuator or vacuum hose damage.
Dave
March 10, 2022
Yeah. The main fixed it
Grandma
July 19, 2022
Thank you so much! The Main button fixed it!
Bill
April 16, 2023
Thx! The "main" button did the trick!👍🙂
Moen
September 7, 2022
There is a Button labeled CRUISE lower left side of dash panel. DUH??!!! If not depressed CRUISE CONTROL is OFF.
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