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Folks,
From what I can tell, I should not have any difficulties if I remove my Cruise Control Amplifier and still drive the car. I have looked over the schematic (#111) in the Electrical Troubleshooting Manual, and it does not appear that it will have any effect on the Tachometer and stuff like that...... Also: from reading the schematic, the Cruise Control Amp senses a ground thru the brake lights.....so it probably won't work if you have burned out brake lights..... Thanx, SB
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I understand the brake light deal is correct. Don't know how there will be any problems running unplugged. The CC does not work on the SD, have a couple from boneyard, haven't yet run a test.
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