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I have a 2008 Chevy Malibu and I've noticed that the cruise control seems to work when it feels like it. Anybody experience the same?

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It may be an issue with the body control module (BCM). You may want to take the vehicle in to be inspected by a certified technician for a more accurate diagnosis.

Louis
GM Customer Service

 

Any reason this would just start happening recently? It worked fine for the last 2.5 years



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could be a couple things...wore out/stickings witches or BCM problems...hard to give you a good direction with it being intermittent best bet is taking it to a shop

 

The brake lights are on without the foot on the brake pedal, maybe? Do a web search for TSB #08-05-22-009 (currently up to revision #08-05-22-009C). Some shops will start with replacing the brake pedal position sensor and generally flop around which is patently the wrong way to go.