How can I add cruise control?
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02-03-2004, 03:52 PM
How can I add cruise control?
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02-03-2004, 05:10 PM
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02-03-2004, 07:44 PM
Check out the wiring diagrams for your particular model vehicle.
Most likely, the wiring is already there for factory cruise control.
The servo electrical connector is unused and has a "cap".
If the wiring is there already, You'll probably only need the:
1. Electronic Servo with throttle control cable and mounting bracket.
2. Steering wheel with controls.
Any good yard should have these.
I'd be sure your model would need the whole steering wheel. The airbag needs properly swapped over.
Factory is the best option, since it features the tap-up/tap-down feature.
I've personally installed cruise in a 1988, easy as pie.
Most likely, the wiring is already there for factory cruise control.
The servo electrical connector is unused and has a "cap".
If the wiring is there already, You'll probably only need the:
1. Electronic Servo with throttle control cable and mounting bracket.
2. Steering wheel with controls.
Any good yard should have these.
I'd be sure your model would need the whole steering wheel. The airbag needs properly swapped over.
Factory is the best option, since it features the tap-up/tap-down feature.
I've personally installed cruise in a 1988, easy as pie.
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02-04-2004, 10:28 AM
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I got one of these for my '82 E350. not too hard to install. works fine, although not exactly factory looking...
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eB...tem=2458422898
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eB...tem=2458422898
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Originally posted by Yakk
Check out the wiring diagrams for your particular model vehicle.
Most likely, the wiring is already there for factory cruise control.
The servo electrical connector is unused and has a "cap".
If the wiring is there already, You'll probably only need the:
1. Electronic Servo with throttle control cable and mounting bracket.
2. Steering wheel with controls.
Any good yard should have these.
I'd be sure your model would need the whole steering wheel. The airbag needs properly swapped over.
Factory is the best option, since it features the tap-up/tap-down feature.
I've personally installed cruise in a 1988, easy as pie.
Check out the wiring diagrams for your particular model vehicle.
Most likely, the wiring is already there for factory cruise control.
The servo electrical connector is unused and has a "cap".
If the wiring is there already, You'll probably only need the:
1. Electronic Servo with throttle control cable and mounting bracket.
2. Steering wheel with controls.
Any good yard should have these.
I'd be sure your model would need the whole steering wheel. The airbag needs properly swapped over.
Factory is the best option, since it features the tap-up/tap-down feature.
I've personally installed cruise in a 1988, easy as pie.
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