AudioVox cruise control wiring.

[John Schmidt]

I have two units, one is used and the other looks new with a couple exceptions for both; the wire harness is cobbled up. I have on installed on my bike but it's buried, would take some dismantling to get the servo out far enough to take the cover off the connector. What I need to know is the wire colors at the servo and in what order. These both look like they were installed, or attempted an installation, in a car. Some of the wires have been cut off or cut too short and going nowhere, or even moved from one location to another on the connector. The schematic below is OK to a point, but doesn't tell from which end the colors start and where the blanks are in the connector on the servo. It does work fine in telling me the color orientation on the connector from the control panel, but I need it at the servo end. I need to sell these two units but not until the wiring has been corrected.

[John Schmidt]

OK, think I found it....Google is your friend.    The link I found had good pictures associated with a Valkyrie installation. If questions still arise, I'll be back. 

[bentwrench]

hey John
I don't know if it'll help or not but I just sent you a pdf of my whole manual.
BW

[John Schmidt]

Got it, neither of the kits have that manual. I'll print it out and put it in the boxes before selling them.

Thanks for the help.

[John Schmidt]

New question; one of the kits I have has the noise suppressor cut off, does anyone know what the suppressor consists of?

[big poppa pump]

New question; one of the kits I have has the noise suppressor cut off, does anyone know what the suppressor consists of?

20K Ohm (1 Watt) resistor.

[John Schmidt]

Thanks, I might have one in my "stash" somewhere. If not, we have a place I call "Toys R Us For Men" known as Skycraft Surplus. They have anything and everything imaginable, started as strictly military surplus and grew into everything but the kitchen sink....and they might even have one of those stashed somewhere. You want wire....any size, color, length. Diodes....what's your fancy, resistors....by the thousands. I can go in there and spend hours just looking, even found new wheel bearings once for an old Wing I had about 20 yrs. ago. LEDs, all kinds of electronics, switches, you name it....they have it.

Told my wife that's only reason I haven't moved away from Winter Park, I've never found a place like it anywhere else. 

http://www.skycraftsurplus.com/index.aspx

[Paladin528]

The Brown Yellow and Green Wires, Are they just providing a ground to the servo?

[John Schmidt]

The Brown Yellow and Green Wires, Are they just providing a ground to the servo?

No, look at the Control box, it has a black wire for ground also. The gray and black from the Control are separate from the wires you listed. All those plus the red wire are included in the connector. On my installation I have the red wire from the servo, the fused orange and the gray from the control all tied together. That way power is applied to everything simultaneously.