1996 Dodge Ram No cruise P1683 code

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Did you monitor the red / light green wire?

You can find plenty of servos in the salvage yards. They have a very low failure rate so the chances of getting a bad one are very low. I have a good used one here. I did give one to a trainer who visited WI from NY a couple of years ago. It solved his problem, but I don't remember what the symptoms were. He had a mid '90s Caravan, as I recall.

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Monday, March 15th, 2010 AT 4:27 PM

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I could not get to the plug to tie in ground wire, no room to work. So I cleaned the grounds that I found
on the drivers side fender, did not fix it.

I am about to give up.

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Monday, March 15th, 2010 AT 5:31 PM

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Monitor the voltage on the red / light green wire at the plug by the steering column, or preferably by the Engine Computer. See what voltage is there or if it changes when the green light goes off. If pressing the "On / Off" switch causes a change in voltage, but the light doesn't turn back on, ... And if the light will turn on shortly after turning the ignition switch off and back on, I would suspect the Engine Computer before the servo.

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Monday, March 15th, 2010 AT 6:11 PM

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Thanks that was my first thought, that it is computer
that is bad. When I can buy this and get it in the truck
i will post back and let you know how it went.
And if it fixed it maybe then others can use this info
to help them.

Thanks for helping me.

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Monday, March 15th, 2010 AT 6:54 PM

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I GOT IT FIXED. I CAN NOT BELIEVE IT.
I put in new servo and new wire kit. Wire kit is for the new plug on the new servo. 56.00 for the servo and 26.00 for the wire kit and 2hours of my time and my cruise is working. Thanks guys for all your help.