Does the computer have anything to do with the cruis control.I have a friend who want to adapt the cruise from a '87 T-Bird into a '67 Stang.Thanks.
Looking at the '84 EVTSM the EEC computer is not involved.
Nope, the cruise doesn't use the computer. It does use the VSS signal though, to know what speed to maintain
Like said,, the vss is the issue so make that the [COLOR="Red"]one and only problem [/COLOR]to solve.
If he is serious,, i can post pics of parts and diagrams ect.
[COLOR="red"]VSS[/COLOR]
Id imagine you could examine the VSS i have by going to napa and asking to see an 1990 f150 truck speed sensor with a 302/5speed. When they pull the part,, it should be the same for a 1990 ford bronco with an e4od auto tranny. This sensor has both the electrical connection and a socket for the cable.
figure this out and your in like flynn i would say. [COLOR="Red"]NO GO [/COLOR]
[COLOR="royalblue"]Speed Control Servo[/COLOR]
Big round do hicky insidet the driver fender up near the door. It has vac/mechanical/electrical functions and does hand shaking with the speed control amplifier. [COLOR="RoyalBlue"]CHECK< CAN DO[/COLOR]
[COLOR="royalblue"]Speed Control Amplifier[/COLOR]
Takes in the VSS signal and does its thing so the gas pedal moves on its own with relation to whats going on with the vac pres and electrical signals from the speed control servo. [COLOR="royalblue"]CHECK
my 87 ranger uses the same pass through vss
He's using a 5 speed from a Mustang GT,and a roller 5.0,with a carb.I 'll pass the info.I appreciate you guys and your help.
all this may be turn key then.
I hope so since I'll be helping with this project.LOL.