Cruise Control Lever
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Car: 1989 TTA
Engine: 3.8L Turbo V6 - VIN 7
Transmission: 200R4
Cruise Control Lever
Hi,
I'm wanting to replace my crusise control lever on my 89 GTA. The one I have currently is a aftermarket replaceement and it's kind of cigar shaped and a bit longer than the original ones that actually came in our cars.
The plastic part with the "push" washer bit (not sure what to call it) is a nice slim shape compared to the after market ones.
What I did was to get a aftermarket with the "slim bit" in chrome and thought I could replace the chrome bit with the proper GM black one that should be on there for the GTA but as the cable comes out of that plastic bit it's not that easy to just replace it.
My question is if some one know how to take the cruise leaver apart and be able to remove the cable so I can replace the plastic "slim push washer" part and then reasselmbe again.
Any help appreciated.
Jan
I'm wanting to replace my crusise control lever on my 89 GTA. The one I have currently is a aftermarket replaceement and it's kind of cigar shaped and a bit longer than the original ones that actually came in our cars.
The plastic part with the "push" washer bit (not sure what to call it) is a nice slim shape compared to the after market ones.
What I did was to get a aftermarket with the "slim bit" in chrome and thought I could replace the chrome bit with the proper GM black one that should be on there for the GTA but as the cable comes out of that plastic bit it's not that easy to just replace it.
My question is if some one know how to take the cruise leaver apart and be able to remove the cable so I can replace the plastic "slim push washer" part and then reasselmbe again.
Any help appreciated.
Jan
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Car: 1989 TTA
Engine: 3.8L Turbo V6 - VIN 7
Transmission: 200R4
This is what all aftermarket ones and, as far as I'm aware, current replacement from GM looks like "cigar style" http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eB...tem=2458219217
This is what our original ones looked like (except the chrome bit was black) http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eB...category=33595
As you see the bit I like to replace is the chrome bit on the second cruise lever. I bought a aftermarket one that is identical to our original ones except the chrome bit and like to replace it with a black one I have off a broken lever. But seems like the thing been glued together when they assemble them so might not work at all......
3gc, I can't tell from your picture if yours is the slim style (like the chrome one above) or the "fat cigar style" that I have. If it's the slim style when did you get yours from Next ?
This is what our original ones looked like (except the chrome bit was black) http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eB...category=33595
As you see the bit I like to replace is the chrome bit on the second cruise lever. I bought a aftermarket one that is identical to our original ones except the chrome bit and like to replace it with a black one I have off a broken lever. But seems like the thing been glued together when they assemble them so might not work at all......
3gc, I can't tell from your picture if yours is the slim style (like the chrome one above) or the "fat cigar style" that I have. If it's the slim style when did you get yours from Next ?
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I checked and I have the cigar style. I took a better picture and also took a picture of the original one from my 89 Blazer for comparison. I never noticed the difference.
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From: United Kingdom
Car: 1989 TTA
Engine: 3.8L Turbo V6 - VIN 7
Transmission: 200R4
Thanks for the pictures, makes it easier to understand what I'm talking about :-) Can't understand why they changed them to honest.
By the way what happend do your door ?
By the way what happend do your door ?
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