LS factory cruise control hook up

[ls1nova71]

Originally Posted by mcmlxix

So I need the one with the hole for the screw....

What did these come out of again.... 3 or 4 wire doesn't matter...

They are usually found in "81 vans and '81-82 trucks.

Originally Posted by Critter

I found my lever and it is a 3 wire not to mention its in pretty bad shape. I'm going to hold off on getting a sticker from you until I can find a 4 wire setup or at least a nicer 3 wire to convert. I might even get a new one, who know.

How bad is it? I might be able to fix it, I've fixed some pretty nasty looking ones. Or if you get a new one and the old one isn't all that bad, I might be interested in it.

[Gunny Davis]

Hey guys my cruise lever has 4 wires at the connecter Red, Brown, Green, Yelow. Pretty sure it is from Van tilt column.
I need help making the conections to my '99 Silverado cruise module.
I have transplanted the '99 5.3 / 4l60e, fuse block, and instrument cluster.

Appreciate your help
http://67-72chevytrucks.com/vboard/a...1&d=1333917353
Just need help with figuring out wich wires go were.

'99 Crusie Module Connecter:
A Gry 397 On switch Output
B DkBlu 84 Set/Coast switch signal
C Gry/Blk 87 Resume/Accel switch signal
D Brn/Wht 379 Clutch pedal switch output
E Blk/Wht 451 Engine control module ground
F Brn 41 Fused Ignition3 Output
G LtBlu 1320 Fused stop lamp feed
H Not used
(no "I" position)
J LtBlu/Blk 396 Signal engage
K DkGrn/Wht 817 VSS

[ls1nova71]

That's a switch from an aftermarket cruise control. They are usually normally closed switches and you will need to use relays to reverse them. Ackattack's thread that I have linked in my first post has instructions on how to do it. As for what wires to use for each function, you'll just have to test them to find out. You can do it with a DVM or a test light and a battery.
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