cruise control 1988 c1500

[kewljay223]

i think he is talking about the gear indicator light. which all you need to do is splice in the 4 wires that go from the PNP connector on the range switch (located on the side of the trans) to the pcm. there are several threads about this on the forum. if you cut your wires from the old harness on accident like i did then you need to find them and splice them in. i just did a writeup about this explaining how to find them not long ago and its only a few posts down in the electical section...... all you need to do is search a little...... but ill give you the link anyway.

http://www.ls1truck.com/forums/elect...bs-trucks.html

this is for autos which i assume you have since you didnt mention. if you have a manual, idk how the range switch works on those and you will have to figure that one out on your own. but i assume its similar if not identical.

congrats on getting your cruise figured out.

[88stepside]

i think he is talking about the gear indicator light. which all you need to do is splice in the 4 wires that go from the PNP connector on the range switch (located on the side of the trans) to the pcm. there are several threads about this on the forum. if you cut your wires from the old harness on accident like i did then you need to find them and splice them in. i just did a writeup about this explaining how to find them not long ago and its only a few posts down in the electical section...... all you need to do is search a little...... but ill give you the link anyway.

http://www.ls1truck.com/forums/elect...bs-trucks.html


this is for autos which i assume you have since you didnt mention. if you have a manual, idk how the range switch works on those and you will have to figure that one out on your own. but i assume its similar if not identical.

congrats on getting your cruise figured out.

In 1988 we only had a needle on a thin cable to indicate gear position. The cable attached to the column and when you moved the column shift it pulled the needle into RND... then had a small spring to pull it back to park position.

I checked the wiring diagrams for the cruise and there isn't any circuit that includes an indicator light for when the cruise is on. However, it should be possible to put one in.

[kewljay223]

In 1988 we only had a needle on a thin cable to indicate gear position. The cable attached to the column and when you moved the column shift it pulled the needle into RND... then had a small spring to pull it back to park position.

I checked the wiring diagrams for the cruise and there isn't any circuit that includes an indicator light for when the cruise is on. However, it should be possible to put one in.

hhhmmmm... did not know they had that for our body style trucks... well then how was it lit before??? were all the gears lit at one time and the needle just indicated which one? or did a light move along with the needle? or...???