Can adding a Led light bar cause the Cruise Control to quit on a 2006 GMC Canyon

Asked by rebelrouserd Nov 02, 2019 at 11:41 AM about the 2006 GMC Canyon SL Ext Cab 2WD

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rebelrouserd answered 5 years ago

This is for the brake, taillight, turn signals, and backup lights. Wires into trailer light plug and backup light

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rebelrouserd answered 5 years ago

What one diode for each function? What can I do to get my Cruise Control to start working again. I didn't know you couldn't just hook this up and it was working before I added this.

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rebelrouserd answered 5 years ago

Yeah I unplugged the trailer plug but not the one line I had to tie in I think is backup but so far still not working. I'll pull tail light and disconnect and see what happens

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