LS factory cruise control hook up

[ls1nova71]

Originally Posted by chevydog66

Would 1 of these type cruise levers work with 01 6.0 DBW and cruise module? http://www.ebay.com/itm/1971-72-CADI...5e7c01&vxp=mtr

It only has 3 wires, black, blue, and brown.

It might, but you would only be able to set it, you wouldn't have an on/off or accel/resume.
If you want one of the ones I have pictured I have a few I would sell.
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[chevydog66]

Originally Posted by ls1nova71

It might, but you would only be able to set it, you wouldn't have an on/off or accel/resume.
If you want one of the ones I have pictured I have a few I would sell.
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Ok. Thanks. I would be happy just pushing the button and the cruise would be set. I don't need the fancy on/off or accel/resume.

[ls1nova71]

I almost forgot about the pics, and I don't have alot of time right now, so I couldn't find the good pics, but here's one of them on my truck. I have the ribbed kind and the smooth kind, both these pics are the ribbed. The smooth are $45 shipped and the ribbed are $50 shipped.

[1965Impala]

Originally Posted by ls1nova71

I almost forgot about the pics, and I don't have alot of time right now, so I couldn't find the good pics, but here's one of them on my truck. I have the ribbed kind and the smooth kind, both these pics are the ribbed. The smooth are $45 shipped and the ribbed are $50 shipped.

LS1nova71, I would like to have one of the Cruise Control switches you offered in post #54. I will PM you. Thanks.

[tsetsaf]

Back over on page 2 of this thread "farmtruck" asked about dbw, cruise, and the ebrake. I believe I am running into this same issue. I have a 2005 DBW out of a Tahoe and have wired, checked, re-checked, and checked again all of the cruise, brake switch, and TCC switch connections... all are good but still no cruise.

How do I get the cruise to work? I have a total of three harness connections. 1. The main harness to the computer
2. Two harnesses on the TAC black box.

I have spent hours looking for possible solutions with no results. Any help is appreciated. Thanks.

[ls1nova71]

Originally Posted by tsetsaf

Back over on page 2 of this thread "farmtruck" asked about dbw, cruise, and the ebrake. I believe I am running into this same issue. I have a 2005 DBW out of a Tahoe and have wired, checked, re-checked, and checked again all of the cruise, brake switch, and TCC switch connections... all are good but still no cruise.

How do I get the cruise to work? I have a total of three harness connections. 1. The main harness to the computer
2. Two harnesses on the TAC black box.

I have spent hours looking for possible solutions with no results. Any help is appreciated. Thanks.

Couple of questions. What kind of switch are you using? Di you have three wires coming from the TAC module hooked up? What kind of brake lights do you have? Do the brake lights come on with very little pressure on the pedal?

[tsetsaf]

Originally Posted by ls1nova71

Couple of questions. What kind of switch are you using? Di you have three wires coming from the TAC module hooked up? What kind of brake lights do you have? Do the brake lights come on with very little pressure on the pedal?

It is Rostra/ Dakota Digital style switch. I have "corrected" the signals using two relays, and confirmed proper signal with a test light. Farmtruck responded to my PM and stated that his problem was "My stalk was not getting good connection ". I am not sure what that means so I have asked him for clarification. Should I test the signal at the TAC to see if a certain voltage is present?

4 wires from the tac for the cruise: gry/blck, blue, gry, light blue. Light blue to brakes "on" switch (again used a relay here for the blue brake and TCC purple).

Brake lights are standard and I have adjusted the brake switch so they come on when the pedal is pressed. Should I check to see if there is a voltage leak out of the switch? It is the original.

Thanks for the questions your name comes up in a ton of forums regarding cruise and LS swaps, nice to know I am in good hands.

Mark