Where is the cruise control fuse on a 2000 Chevy Blazer?

There isn't a single, dedicated "cruise control fuse" in a 2000 Chevy Blazer (or most vehicles for that matter). The cruise control system draws power through several circuits protected by different fuses. A malfunctioning cruise control system is more likely due to a faulty switch, the cruise control module itself, or a wiring problem, rather than a blown fuse.

To troubleshoot a non-functional cruise control, you should:

1. Consult your owner's manual: This is the best place to start. It will list all the fuses and their associated circuits. Look for fuses related to the BCM (Body Control Module) or ignition circuits, as the cruise control is tied into these.

2. Check the fuses related to the BCM and ignition: Carefully inspect these fuses with a test light or multimeter, replacing any that are blown. Remember to turn off the ignition before checking fuses.

3. Have the system professionally diagnosed: If checking the fuses doesn't solve the problem, you'll likely need a mechanic or auto electrician to use diagnostic tools to pinpoint the fault. The problem could be a wiring issue, a faulty cruise control module, or a problem with the steering wheel controls.

Simply replacing fuses randomly is not recommended. Misidentifying and replacing incorrect fuses can cause further damage.