Cruise Control
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From: Jacksonville FL
Yep, I need one too. Been planning on going to the JY to get one but keep forgetting. They also have them on Ebay for about $30
Cruise module replacement - The National Lightning Owners Club Inc
Do you call a band aid a band aid or an adhesive bandage?? Mr. Perfect
Cruise module replacement - The National Lightning Owners Club Inc
Is this something a GM truck has?
I have hear GM trucks had a cruise control but never been in a GM truck to see one.
I have four Ford trucks that have a device on them to keep the speed the same as you drive down the road and it is called Speed Control.
Here is a image of my SPEED CONTROL Module:
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I have hear GM trucks had a cruise control but never been in a GM truck to see one.
I have four Ford trucks that have a device on them to keep the speed the same as you drive down the road and it is called Speed Control.
Here is a image of my SPEED CONTROL Module:
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Do you call a band aid a band aid or an adhesive bandage?? Mr. Perfect
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From: Easton,Ks
So I am anti GM and do not like GM terms.
No were in any Ford shop manual will you find the name "cruise control".
GM may have a patent on that name also.
I take it you call Fords "DC Generator" an "Alternator" also.
Or do you like the GM term of "Delcotron Generator".
Alternator is a Chrysler name and they have a patent on that name so no other Auto Mfg. can use it. But the patent may have ran out by now.
No were in any Ford shop manual will you find the name "cruise control".
GM may have a patent on that name also.
I take it you call Fords "DC Generator" an "Alternator" also.
Or do you like the GM term of "Delcotron Generator".
Alternator is a Chrysler name and they have a patent on that name so no other Auto Mfg. can use it. But the patent may have ran out by now.
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From: Jacksonville FL
Just because you are doesn't mean everyone else has to be. Let people call it what they want. I dont see it hurting anything. I understood exactly what they were talking about and im sure you did too..
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From: Jacksonville FL
Horn work?
Pull your module apart and see if its locked up. Im going to say it is.
http://www.nloc.net/vbforum/washlo/1...ol-module.html
Pull your module apart and see if its locked up. Im going to say it is.
http://www.nloc.net/vbforum/washlo/1...ol-module.html
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From: Lakeland, FL
Horn work?
Pull your module apart and see if its locked up. Im going to say it is.
Cruise control module - The National Lightning Owners Club Inc
Pull your module apart and see if its locked up. Im going to say it is.
Cruise control module - The National Lightning Owners Club Inc
Jeez... big difference.
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From: North Central Arkansas
I have a 92 F250 with 7.5l and am working on the cruise control. Someone removed the unit under the hood before I purchased it. I am replacing it and need vacuum information. Where does the lines come from and go.? Exactly. Are there any Tees etc. Any that can help?
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From: Gilbert, PA
There is NOTHING vacuum controlled on your 92s speed control. It is ALL electric
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From: Easton,Ks
1993 was the first year that the speed control was all electric in the F-series trucks.
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From: North Central Arkansas
The actuators air supply is suppose to be coming directly to the actuator from the front intake manifold Tee? Mine is coming from behind the engine splits and one line goes to a canister on the right fender well and the other goes to the actuator. It has about 18 bls of vac at the line where it splits, it does that with a round plastic piece with a Tee on one side and a inlet on the other. It allows air to flow either direction freely. The round plastic piece is a little larger than a quarter. However there is another round piece upstream of the split. It has one inlet and one outlet. It will only allow air to flow one direction. I'm trying to find out if I have it all laid out properly. I was hopeing that someone had the same layout as mine. I can't get to the rear of the engine to see just where the air vacuum line is coming from but it is right near where the brake booster line comes from.
Tuned
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From: Grayling, MI
Swapping 95 for 92 speed control module
I am swapping a 92 cab onto my 95 F350 and noticed what was mentioned earlier about the differences in the speed control modules. I will be using the PCM and the engine compartment wiring from the 95 because the 92 is a 5.0 2wd and the 95 is a 5.8 4wd.
My question is if I use the 95 speed control module will the wiring from the switches in the 92 cab work with the 95 speed control module if I am using the wiring harness from the 95 engine compartment?
Steve
My question is if I use the 95 speed control module will the wiring from the switches in the 92 cab work with the 95 speed control module if I am using the wiring harness from the 95 engine compartment?
Steve
