Cruise Control cutoff switch wiring
Does anyone have a wiring diagram for the cruise control cutoff switch? (Or can someone draw the diagram?). My installation of the cruise control system is going well, though I am taking it slowly so that I don’t damage the old parts, particularly the plastic connector to the speed cable in the speed dial. The power unit is in, the harness and cable is run, and the dash cover cut and dial installed. Btw, the speed cable appears to be working properly, though it is a little resistant. Is there a way to lubricate the cable?
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Permalink Reply by Michael Vogler on
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Gentlemen, I found the schematic on this website. Thank you, Jason! I also Googled cable lubrication and found a youtube video about it. These are amazing times! Thank you everyone!
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Gentlemen, I found the schematic on this website. Thank you, Jason! I also Googled cable lubrication and found a youtube video about it. These are amazing times! Thank you everyone!
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Before I accidentally short out my entire electrical system, there is an unused male plug (red or pink wire…) coming out the fuse block (with a set of other wires). I’m thinking it might be a “pigtail” for the cruise control. It appears that the cruise control female end will fit this. (The wires coming out of the brake light switch are pink and white and green? I’m having a little difficulty tracing the pink and white wire)? Any thoughts?
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Also, if anyone has a cruise control, would you mind posting a picture of the cuttoff switch installed so I can see how it’s mounted? Thank you.
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Also, if anyone has a cruise control, would you mind posting a picture of the cuttoff switch installed so I can see how it’s mounted? Thank you.
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Permalink Reply by Russ Austin on
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Thank you, Russ. These pictures are very helpful!
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