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Join Date: Apr 2005
Location: Pensacola, FL
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Cruise Control wire routing on steering column?
Hi All!
Anybody know how the wire from the turn signal lever(cruise Control Lever) is routed or have a pic? I took the steering wheel off to mount the lever and could not see how to route the wire inside the steering column Jeff Smith Pensacola, FL |
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The wire exits/ enters the column right where the turn signal lever meets with the plastic on the T/S cam. It then follows the T/S wires down and out the bottom. It may be easier to see if you partially remove the T/S.
Hope this helps - Bob
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turn signal wire
does it go in where the lever goes in? or run along side then go in?
I tried removing t/s guts but no luck, I pushed the hazard switch in to activate, but still no clarence. Jeff Last edited by mvpco; 09-16-2005 at 04:13 PM. Reason: info |
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The cruise control wire goes in where the T/S lever goes in.
In order to remove the T/S guts, you will have to remove the thin cover on the bottom of the column under the dash in order to free up the T/S wires. You will also have to remove the T/S lever and the three shoulder screws that attach the T/S guts to the column. |
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Cruise Wire
GREAT thanks will do tonight
Jeff |
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I am assuming you don't have a tilt column.
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Cruise wire
Correct no tilt.
I did what you said and it all worked great took about an hour going slow. WOW great Forum!!!!! ask and you shall receive. Thanks so much. I just did not want to take a chance, since I have not done it before. your input made everything click. sweeeeeet!!! Now I just need the vacuum pod assy.(1972 era) and get the damn truck painted and seat ulpolstry Jeff Smith Pensacola, FL 1972 Chevy SBSS 350/Auto/PS/PB/AC/Cruise 37,000 Orig miles http://www.mvpc.com/1972chevy.htm Last edited by mvpco; 09-16-2005 at 09:06 PM. Reason: info |
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