Cruise Control Delete Gear??
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Cruise Control Delete Gear??
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I need help with a part. I read a post here a while back that gave a napa part number for a "coupler" that will connect the speedo cable and tranny cable together so the speedometer will work without the cruise transducer. I have a '82 TA and I no longer have the cruise transducer. Rather than piece it all togher I would like to just get this part that basically does the same thing as the transducer, minus the cruise function. Before you go and tell me to just buy a longer speedo cable, I'd rather get the coupling device right now for a quick fix. Unless my cables are actually worn, replacing them is a last resort. IF anyone knows what I'm talking about or has the part number I could appreciate it. I've been searching for a couple hours on here and kind find the thread!
I need help with a part. I read a post here a while back that gave a napa part number for a "coupler" that will connect the speedo cable and tranny cable together so the speedometer will work without the cruise transducer. I have a '82 TA and I no longer have the cruise transducer. Rather than piece it all togher I would like to just get this part that basically does the same thing as the transducer, minus the cruise function. Before you go and tell me to just buy a longer speedo cable, I'd rather get the coupling device right now for a quick fix. Unless my cables are actually worn, replacing them is a last resort. IF anyone knows what I'm talking about or has the part number I could appreciate it. I've been searching for a couple hours on here and kind find the thread!
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Cruise control is very nice to have I would just pick up another unit personally.
They make an adaptor to fix or splice two cables togather but I dont know what the # is. You might consider just replacing the entire cable upto the the speedo head. They sell universal replacment cables for $10 in the help sections in most parts stores.
They make an adaptor to fix or splice two cables togather but I dont know what the # is. You might consider just replacing the entire cable upto the the speedo head. They sell universal replacment cables for $10 in the help sections in most parts stores.
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yah, I got ahold of a guy on this board a while ago. He said he had some Firebirds he was going to part out. He had an '82 and I told him I wanted all of the cruise control parts. Last I heard from him he said he got them out for me, but I haven't been able to get ahold of him since. I was going to just hook it back up again.
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Sorry to dig up this old thread but im trying to figure out what this thing is for. Is this a pic of that thing your talking about?
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That's not what he's talking about. The cruise control govenor is under the hood up by the front driver's side corner.
What you have there looks like a vehicle speed sensor. I've never seen one like that, I would guess it is some sort of aftermarket piece for some type of add-on cruise control or computer of some sort.
What you have there looks like a vehicle speed sensor. I've never seen one like that, I would guess it is some sort of aftermarket piece for some type of add-on cruise control or computer of some sort.
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That's not what he's talking about. The cruise control govenor is under the hood up by the front driver's side corner.
What you have there looks like a vehicle speed sensor. I've never seen one like that, I would guess it is some sort of aftermarket piece for some type of add-on cruise control or computer of some sort.
What you have there looks like a vehicle speed sensor. I've never seen one like that, I would guess it is some sort of aftermarket piece for some type of add-on cruise control or computer of some sort.
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I've seen those before. They are special speed sensors for vehicles that run SBC fuel injection that require an electronic VSS, yet at the same time have a cable-driven speedo in the dash. That part allows the ECM to receive input on the vehicle's speed, without having the requirement of converting a mechanical speedo to an electronic version.
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