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has anyone had experience with add on cruise? I have on that was sold by sears and it a auto cruise plus but it does not specify motor home just light truck. However neither does anyone else i can find? OPINION??????


Richard & Robin
s7809 2539 MC27 FP3

  • 1979 27'
  • 454 Chevy
  • P-32 Chassis
 
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Richard & Robin:
Prior to moving back to Florida I had "THE TOY" in the shop, (I'm not not a wrench turner), and one of the items was to fix the cruise control. It was suggested to replace instead of repairing. We installed a dash mounted control which I like much better, easy to reach and see and the indicater light lets
you know whats going on. It came from JC Whitney, Audiovox
Electronic Cruise Control...$ 155.99. If you have a catalog it is on page 122. If not, send me your e-Mail address and I'll snap and send you a photo........... carl.flack@comcast.net .......


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1988 Barth Regal SE 33' Tag
1992 Barth Breakaway 32'
2005 Coachmen Mirada 32' DS

 
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If the cruise you own works, use it. If not I bought an audiovox on ebay for less the $100 and it works fine.


'92 Barth Breakaway - 30'
5.9 Cummins (6B) 300+ HP
2000 Allison
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The basic function of a cruise control is throttle control. If it works on a light truck, it should also work on a motor home.

I've installed several after market cruise controls on pickups, vans & RVs over the years, but never had one on motor home that had enough oomph to kick it down to second gear.
 
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Thanks for all the good information looks like i will install the one i have. Besides it has to work better than the one already there,


Richard & Robin
s7809 2539 MC27 FP3

  • 1979 27'
  • 454 Chevy
  • P-32 Chassis
 
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My cruise control is my right foot.
 
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Just reading this it looks like I should bypass my cruise and just go after market. So, to fix my speedo cable I should just go straight from the tranny to the dash?


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1984 28' Regal P30
 
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