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Old 03-02-2009, 12:49 AM   #1
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Cruise Control Delete

I want to get rid of all the cruise control unit under the hood, all i know that has to do with the CC is the plunger thing behind the headlights. What else can or has to be removed? I want it gone as it does not work anymore and i don't drive this car on the highway anyways.
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Old 03-02-2009, 03:50 PM   #2
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Re: Cruise Control Delete

I am hoping ppl have pictures.....
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Re: Cruise Control Delete

I this part of the cruise control?

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Re: Cruise Control Delete

That's the actuator. There's a vacuum ball for it, on the underside of the tray. There are vacuum hoses running to it from the plenum, and the brake pedal. Finally there's an electronic module in the dash, near where a glove box would normally be. You'll trim a good 3 lbs off the car by removing everything.
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That's the actuator. There's a vacuum ball for it, on the underside of the tray. There are vacuum hoses running to it from the plenum, and the brake pedal. Finally there's an electronic module in the dash, near where a glove box would normally be. You'll trim a good 3 lbs off the car by removing everything.
SO the vaccum lines need to be removed/plugger and the ecu for it removed.... will that affect anything electronically? Thanks
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It's a totally independent system. You could just remove the vaccum line from the plenum and plug it, and the system won't operate or throw any codes..
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