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Cruise control, Retro fit UK 700 1988

posted by  someone claiming to be KJG on  Sun Aug 21 23:10 CST 2005 [RELATED]

Hi all, First time I've posted because everything is usually covered in the brilliant FAQ. But this one has got me stumped so here goes.

I've managed to get hold of a complete C-control system (optional extra on the 760s in the uk) and with the FAQ printout and notes I made at the breakers installed with no prob's,
EXCEPT
From the control box (hella) Position 1 the blue/black wire. It goes to the indicator stalk multi block and from the same connection I have another blue/black wire returning loose with an unsheathed spade connecter at the end. As this was hanging loose in the doner car I have no idea where it goes, any ideas ? I'm thinking as its uninsulated maybe its an earth but thought I'd check it out first

As a confirmed 240 owner I never considered moving on to the 700's until a one lady owner 760 with full service history and 43000 miles on the clock came on ebay for £600. There really is a god! and now with lpg fitted (another scrap yard find) 460 miles for under £27 I think I have my perfect car.

Cheers everyone.





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