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Old 06-01-2025, 11:27 PM   #1
SchreinerM
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Cruise Control - LQ4, cable drive, Dakota module

Hi everyone. I'm in need of some help on cruise control. I'm honestly at my wits end with this. Any help is appreciated! Here are the important details:

Issue: cruise control box turns on and off, but cruise doesn't work

Hardware:
- 6.0L truck engine, cable throttle body
- Stock cruise box connected to the throttle body with stock hardware
- 4L60e trans
- Dakota HND-2 buttons in cab
- ECU was reflashed by Branden at LT1tech, stock tune with VATS removed

Wiring:
- Stock cruise module
- Pin A: connected to Dakota brown wire (on)
- Pin B: connected to Dakota green wire (set/coast)
- Pin C: connected to Dakota yellow (resume/accelerate)
- Pin D: connected to LS ECU C1 Pin 33
- Pin E: connected to chassis ground
- Pin F: connected to 12V ignition
- Pin G: connected to brake switch (12V when pedal is pressed)
- Pin H: not used
- Pin J: connected to LS ECU C2 Pin 13
- Pin K: connected to LS ECU C2 Pin 50
- Dakota HDN-2 module
- Brown: connected to LS CC module pin A
- Green: connected to LS CC module pin B
- Yellow: connected to LS CC module pin C
- Red: connected to 12V ignition
- White: connected to 12V ignition
- Gray: connected to 12V ignition
- Black: connected to chassis ground
- Pink: not used

Trouble shooting:
- "On" light on HDN-2 does turn on and off with "on/off" button on unit
- Pin A on LS CC module is typically 0V. When "on" button is pressed on HDN-2 module, this pin gets 12V.
- Pin B on LS CC module is typically 0V. When "set/coast" button is pressed on HDN-2 module, this pin gets 12V.
- Pin C on LS CC module is typically 0V. When "resume/accel" button is pressed on HND-2 modle, this pin get 12V.
- Confirmed continuity on all other connections using multimeter.
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