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Reply to UltraSonic: Eureka! That was it. The small plug is missing. I wonder why they engineered the pedal with a hole in it? If they'd made it solid there'd be no need for the plug. It probably has to do with wear and tear. Anyway, I'll get one from the bone yard tomorrow. I'm going to tape over t...

Reply to TheFultonhow: I checked everywhere and found no indication of turbo. Nice catch! I've been chasing my tail all this time. Now on to the real problem. Appreciate your input. Reply to UltraSonic: I'll check the switch and plug this afternoon. My car is about 60 miles away in a commuter lot wh...

Reply to Thefultonhow: You know, I alway thought it was a turbo but honestly never verified it one way or another. It is all stock so I defer to your expertise. I've seen the cruise control unit advertised for the '90 model where it specifically states w/o Turbo. I wonder why if the model never came...

The part is the MT Cruise Control Unit. (87022AA050) (w/o Turbo) It mounts to the right of the glove box. The car is a 1990 Legacy LS Turbo Wagon. The symptoms are: I depress the Cruise button (to the left of the steering column) The button lights up and I still hera a 'click.' Which may be the butt...

Sorry. I meant to add that the car is manual trans.
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The part is the MT Cruise Control Unit. (87022AA050) (w/o Turbo) It mounts to the right of the glove box. The car is a 1990 Legacy LS Turbo Wagon. The symptoms are: I depress the Cruise button (to the left of the steering column) The button lights up and I still hera a 'click.' Which may be the butt...

I have a 1990 Wagon LS. The cruise control stopped working. I checked all the linkage and found nothing out of the ordinary. I picked up a cruise control module for $15 thinking it was worth the chance but I failed to check for Turbo. The module is for a non-turbo Legacy and my car is a manual trans...