Ok, so I am wondering if extremely muddy roads can cause your cruise control to go on the blink. We had to drive down these terribly muddy roads in the Nebraska badlands, and one we got on the highway, my cruise control had quit working. After a trip to the carwash, which we did immediately afterwards (probably didn't get 100% of the mud under the vehicle) the cruise worked intermittently for the next couple days. Now it doesn't work at all, and hasn't since. Any ideas? Or should I try having someone put it up on a hoist, and powerwash the undercarriage??? Since it worked intermittently for a while, I assume it's not a fuse... BTW, it's a 2002 Ford F-150, V6 w/5 spd manual.

Hope this is the right forum to post this. I just bought a new Toyota Camry. I don’t drive much, and like my old car, it will sit for weeks at a time. I only drive the car when going out of town. For daily use and the hills, the truck gets used. The car sits in an open car port. The cat, and now the new neighbors cat use the car to get to a sleeping spot in the rafters, not to mention the constant wind that covers the car in dust, and the front end sticks out, and gets rained on a lot here on the coast in the PNW, so I’m looking for something that will keep the car clean, dry and dust free. I’ve done a few minutes of searching on the web, and came up with two that look nice. The nicest looking one is made my [URL="http://www.empirecovers.com/shop/auto_covers.aspx?make=TOYOTA&year=2007&model=Camry&fls=yes"]Empire Covers[/URL], and seems to have good customers reviews, tho the waterproof one doesn’t have the good reviews as the first one on the page. The other one is [URL="http://www.carcoversdirect.com/products/car_truck_covers/6/car_cover/ready_fit/TOYOTA/2007/CAMRY/LE/2/2/?options="]Block-It® 380[/URL], which I can’t figure out if it’s water proof or water resistant, and no customer reviews. Does anyone have any experience with these or other waterproof covers I might not have found?