Rostra Cruise Control

[richard guthart]

Duanne.

If I had it to do over again I definitely would get the Rostra upgrade from you
(had I known that you had researched it, that is.) Instead, I have spent
countless hours resurrecting the O.E. system with only mediocre results to show
for it. I still have a cruise control that gradually creeps up in speed over
time, disengages when engine vacuum drops while ascending a steep grade, and
lacks a resume feature.

Richard

> ....If any
> one is interested in purchasing a CC System, I have several in stock &
> can make them available as requested.
> The Rostra Electronic Cruise Control does away with the vacuum connection
> that the OEM CC used for actuation of the accelerator. Many features of
> the modern Luxury Car CC are included with this system. A Pulse
> Generator is placed between the short speedometer cable & the Long cable
> (takes the place of the OEM Sensor Unit). Since vacuum is not used, the
> Electronic CC will hold & maintain speed as the coach goes up/down the
> grades (WOT if need to keep up with the set speed).
> Several GMC Pacific Cruisers & GMC Classics have been using this system
> for several years. The Rostra has a 3 year factory warranty.......good
> design & fabrication.
>
> Duane Simmons
> 714-633-4731
> Orange Calif.
>
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[bartz paul]

Is there anyone out there who has installed subject item and can tell me if
they found any use for or what they did with the gray colored wire that the
manual says is for the vehicle speed sensor signal??

Looking at the wiring diagram in the manual, it shows the optional speed
sensor tied into the wire.

Therefore, I'm assuming I can cut off the wire just beyond where the speed
sensor wire joins.

Paul Bartz