Kenny or Dave...i was wondering if you guys could take a look at your clutch switch and tell me how many wires are coming out of it?
mine is 2-wire and is only used to turn off the CC when the clutch is pushed. another guy on W-body forum mentioned that his is 4-wire and the other two wires are used to sense load on the transmission and keep the RPMs from rising when you shift (a problem that i am having). i'm also wondering if this has something to do with the bucking issue or surging idle i am having. do i have the wrong switch in the car?
just trying to track down the cause of the problem. thanks
i don't have mine connected but the big block one under the clutch pedal has 2 heavy gauge yellow wires and thats it.
also i don't have my Cruise connected ether but the one from the brake pedal is a vac line to turn off the Cruise and the one for the clutch to deactivate the Cruise looks the same but has 2 wires comming out of it....
i have them all but none are hooked up.....
Mine is not hooked up either. Dave is right about the vac line for the CC though. :icon_cool:
wiring it up is pretty easy. there are just two wires coming out of the switch - one brown wire and one brown/white wire. if you look under the dash you'll see a brown wire that goes to pin 'G' on the CC module (the black 3" x 5" box in front of where the switch goes). cut that wire and splice on the brown wire coming from the switch. now splice the brown/white wire onto the brown wire going to pin 'G' on the CC module. walla - cruise control turns off when you press the clutch in.
what confuses me is that this other guy has a 4-wire switch. i'm kinda wondering if i have the wrong switch and maybe wiring it up correctly will solve some problems.
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You are a busy mofo today aren't you?? ;)