Alain
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Sometimes you need a few ignition cycles for the CEL to go away on their own. Not sure why the loss of coolant would have anything to do with the cruise control not working.
I would cycle the ignition a few times and drive it around for a day or so and see if that clears your CEL and cruise control issue.
I would be more concerned with your car using more than a quart of oil in 500 miles !!!! Historically, when the oil consumption gets that bad is when Ford agrees to replace the motor. I would look into that before you look into the cruise control issue.
I would cycle the ignition a few times and drive it around for a day or so and see if that clears your CEL and cruise control issue.
I would be more concerned with your car using more than a quart of oil in 500 miles !!!! Historically, when the oil consumption gets that bad is when Ford agrees to replace the motor. I would look into that before you look into the cruise control issue.
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