Cruise Control Deactivation Event PIDs

WARNING: This page is about a different car, the 2014 Ford F-150. However, it is still accessible from the selected car via links, so may be relevant.

The PCM has PIDs available, through the powertrain Data Logger, that show what caused the cruise control deactivation during the current key cycle. The PCM has 24 cruise control deactivation event PIDs, identified as CRUISEOFF_00 through 24. All deactivation events that occur during active cruise operation are listed in the event PID. Switching the ignition off will erase all recorded deactivation events. These PIDs display what caused the cruise control deactivation to trigger and can be a very useful tool when trying to identify the cause of a deactivation or non-activation trigger. The event PIDs displays the deactivation or non-activation trigger based on when the cruise control is turned on and the fault condition exist. If the cruise control system is turned on or off prior to or in advance to the triggering condition, the events PIDs may display inaccurate deactivation conditions. The event PIDs should be read when the conditions of deactivation or non-activation exist.