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Just to clarify that wires coming from underneath and not at the Y. Although it does appear like it is it is an illusion from the picture. Here's some more pics
Yes, I think you and I are both in luck! I think the grey one is the connector to the brake master cylinder. Of course, you need the correct master cylinder for cruise. The connector that's attached to your driver's side fender is the one that goes to the servo. Yours is to the left of the EEC tester and comes from that "y." It measures about 2 1/4" by 1/2" wide. Mine was tucked so far under the fender I didn't see it until today. If nobody else here can attach pictures of an operational cruise setup I'll take pics tomorrow of one at a local junkyard.
Ok, these pics were taken off a '94 F1-50 with a 302:
This is the connection at the master cylinder (recall part). In that bundle of wires is a black square connector that connects to the recall part. On my '94 XL non cruise equipped truck that connector is attached to the side of the Power Distribution Box (see pic below).
Here's the connector to the servo. Notice it's the large connector coming from the "y." This connector is attached next to the EEC-IV tester on drivers side fender.
Servo part# F4TF 9C735 AB
Photo of my truck w/out cruise control. Notice black connector on side of power box. This is the connector to the recall part that leads to the master cylinder.
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