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Audiovox Cruise Control Servo location

Started by Walküre, Wed 15, Jul 2015, 12:29:47

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Walküre

After having the kit from Murphy for over a year, I have finally gotten down to desmogging the Valk, putting an a Dan-Marc, and installing the Cruise Control.

The only instructions I found, with lot's of pictures, shows the servo located where the tool kit would go, behind the battery. Trouble is, I have a relay board I made, with 4 or 5 relays, to run the tail/brake/running lights, and can't find anywhere else to put that board.

My question is, has anyone found an alternate location for the servo, suitable for a standard or tourer, than in the battery box? I saw one photo from Kingbee, but looks like it's under the fairing on an Interstate.

Thanks, in advance!

R
2000 Valkyrie Standard
1999 Valkyrie Interstate
2000 HD Dyna Wide Glide FXDWG

Roger Phillips
Oxford, IN
VRCC #31978

Yeah, what she said...

Gryphon Rider

MC Cruise puts their vacuum servo in front of the battery, behind the centre cover.

The emperor has no clothes

Mine is down where the pair valve used to be. After your desmog there should be plenty of room.

Walküre

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Thanks, gents - finally found a picture of where the McCruise is located. And I had thought about where the PAIR valve was removed, but since I don't have the Dan-Marc fuel shutoff installed, wasn't sure about fitment there.

Which brings another question - Meathead, are you using a vacuum cylinder, and if so, it is positioned down in the valley, also?

Thanks, again!

R
2000 Valkyrie Standard
1999 Valkyrie Interstate
2000 HD Dyna Wide Glide FXDWG

Roger Phillips
Oxford, IN
VRCC #31978

Yeah, what she said...

The emperor has no clothes

No vacuum cylinder on mine. It has a line to each #3&4 . Works great  :cooldude:

The emperor has no clothes

If you want I can send you a pic of the setup when I get home. You would need to PM me a # to text to though. I'm still not smart enough to put pics on here  :-\

Chippy01

I had the same problem, no room to put the actuator under the seat, so I mounted it here :-


Then I fashioned a cover out of plastic gutter downpipe, with a cap at the upper end:-


It's a tight fit, but has worked flawlessly for over 8 years in all weathers.

For the vacuum chamber, I fashioned this out of 1-1/4" plastic waste pipe:-
and fixed underneath the swingarm.
'98 GL1500C Standard Valkyrie
'88 VF750C SuperMagna
'89 GL1500 GoldWing