Cruise control install

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Pin 3 is your vehicle speed input. You won't get anything on that I suspect till you are driving down the road. You did hook it to the grey/black vss wire from the PSOM module?
 

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I lifted the truck off the ground and got it up to 30mph to test it and got no voltage at the pins on the connector. I hooked the volt meter to pin 3 and 10.
 
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So I hooked pin 7 and 9 together and now have power to pins 9 and 10 but cruise control still doesn't work
 

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I lifted the truck off the ground and got it up to 30mph to test it and got no voltage at the pins on the connector. I hooked the volt meter to pin 3 and 10.

What voltage should you get on pin 3? Is it a A/C voltage or a chopped up DC voltage? I don't know myself. It won't be pure DC I do know that. I think the PSOM module converts the speed sensor signal to another type of signal and that is what the speed control, ABS, and ECM use for their purposes.
 

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  • There is a cruise control diagnostic forum on here I was using to test everything. All the cruise control stuff really only goes in one way you can't really mess it up.
 

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Never did a factory retro fit before on the cruise in these trucks. So you are saying it just plugged into the harness?
 

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