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May be that's why my cruse control "hunts" while set under 60 mph.....
Is it the vacuum servo or the electronic control that's different?
Yea, I for got to get more fuses the last time at the yard. Got to get a list made for next week.
I was under the imprssion the 92-96 all had electronic servos. I could be wrong but I believe any of those with vacuum were dealer installed and not the factory.
As far as a difference between 5.0 and 5.8 I did not know that Brad. I hope mine still works after changing my 300-6 to a 351.
<HR style="BACKGROUND-COLOR: #d1d1e1; COLOR: #d1d1e1" SIZE=1> A little background first. I have a 1996 F250 7.3 turbo diesel custom (no frills)
How difficult is the addition of a donor factory cruise control to my ride?
This model has the segregated throttle (electronic control).
Any and all ideas are greatly appreciated.
This I have no idea about all the research I did for this thread and my cruise was for gas motors but I am sure someone here can help you. There are some very sharp individuals on here.
Question about cruise control
<hr style="color:#D1D1E1; background-color:#D1D1E1" size="1"> A little background first. I have a 1996 F250 7.3 turbo diesel custom (no frills)
How difficult is the addition of a donor factory cruise control to my ride?
This model has the segregated throttle (electronic control).
Any and all ideas are greatly appreciated.
Yours is REALLY simple. All you need is a cruise horn pad. DONE
Yours is REALLY simple. All you need is a cruise horn pad. DONE
I did the cruise control horn pad but something is still missing. I think I may need the cruise control servo/amplifier assy. Is this thing the same on a diesel as it is on a gas?
I did the cruise control horn pad but something is still missing. I think I may need the cruise control servo/amplifier assy. Is this thing the same on a diesel as it is on a gas?
On your truck it is fly by wire. meaning there is no throttle cable. A rheostat in the throttle pedal sends signal to the PCM and that till the injectors how much fuel you are looking for. All the cruise does is tell the PCM to hold what speed it is reading when you set it.
Did you check for any missing /blown fuses /relay?
Sorry to add on to an old thread, but this seems to be the most comprehensive add CC thread so far.
What are we lookin at to add CC to a 1990 F250 Diesel Custom? I assume this is vacuum canister, but is it going to be pre-wired?
Also, what does SPOUT mean?
I added CC to my 96 Cherokee a few years ago... Jeep actually sold a retrofit kit that came with the steering wheel control panel, actuator, cable and instructions. Wish Ford had that!
SPOUT (SPark OUTput) connector which on gas models is a small 2 pin jumper that happens to work great for jumping out the brake switch on trucks without it. Ive never added speed control to a diesel so I can't help you there.
It sounds like your in the know on cruise control. I have an 1989 5.8l efi 5 spd 2wd and I would really like to add cruise we have a local u-pull it . Can you help me with this in terms of what to look for on my truck and what I need from the junk yard.
Absolutely just find one that some retard hasnt cut the cable on and grab the cruise servo from under the hood right by the master cyclinder. The being as you have a standard there may be a cluth switch you need to grab and a mastercyclinder switch. I just grabbed the master cyclinder switch and plugged it into my wire harness. If my MC ever fails Ill replace it with the one for the switch.