Cruise Control Addition
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From: Road Glidin' Don on 8 Apr 2007 15:18 On Sun, 8 Apr 2007 11:22:05 -0500, "spacecriter \(Bill C\)" <wcontratto(a)sysmatrix.net.yercrank> wrote: >Road Glidin' Don wrote: >> On Sat, 7 Apr 2007 20:52:07 -0500, "Dale R" >> <nospamdreitz(a)dsoelectricwb.com> wrote: >> >> Interesting. I have the parts book for that year, so I just looked it >> up. Apparently, in '98, the FLHR has the transmission pickup (just >> like yours), while both the FLHTs and FLTRs still use the old >> mechanical unit. >> >> The parts book also has the cruise control unit in there and the code >> beside it says it is only for the FLHTCUI model. > >Earlier in the thread, the OP stated that his carb has "clips" for CC >cables. > >What does your parts book show for the throttle bracket? > >Any notes about different models using different throttle brackets or other >carb parts? I don't see anything at all in the parts book referring to those "clips." As for variations on the throttle brackets and other carb parts, it appears there's no difference among the FLHT, FLHR and FLTR models as a group and no variation among the induction modules for the fuelies either. The part number listed for the cruise control, by the way, is 70989-98. -- Home page: http://xidos.ca
From: spacecriter (Bill C) on 8 Apr 2007 16:31 Road Glidin' Don wrote: > On Sun, 8 Apr 2007 11:22:05 -0500, "spacecriter \(Bill C\)" > <wcontratto(a)sysmatrix.net.yercrank> wrote: > >> Road Glidin' Don wrote: >>> On Sat, 7 Apr 2007 20:52:07 -0500, "Dale R" >>> <nospamdreitz(a)dsoelectricwb.com> wrote: >>> >>> Interesting. I have the parts book for that year, so I just looked >>> it up. Apparently, in '98, the FLHR has the transmission pickup >>> (just like yours), while both the FLHTs and FLTRs still use the old >>> mechanical unit. >>> >>> The parts book also has the cruise control unit in there and the >>> code beside it says it is only for the FLHTCUI model. >> >> Earlier in the thread, the OP stated that his carb has "clips" for CC >> cables. >> >> What does your parts book show for the throttle bracket? >> >> Any notes about different models using different throttle brackets >> or other carb parts? > > I don't see anything at all in the parts book referring to those > "clips." As for variations on the throttle brackets and other carb > parts, it appears there's no difference among the FLHT, FLHR and FLTR > models as a group and no variation among the induction modules for the > fuelies either. > > The part number listed for the cruise control, by the way, is > 70989-98. The bracket for CC has 2 guides for the throttle cables, plus another guide for the servo. It could be that the factory installed the same one on every model, even if that model couldn't support CC. Sounds like the OP should remain cautious before buying all those parts. -- Bill C. "I am NOT lost.... I'm *exploring*" '01 FXDXT '94 Shadow VLX yank "yercrank" to e-mail
From: "Virginia Squire" notmy on 8 Apr 2007 17:42 "Road Glidin' Don" <langkd_NO_SPAM(a)shaw.ca> wrote in message news:461939bd.242142732(a)shawnews.ed.shawcable.net... > On Sun, 8 Apr 2007 08:36:29 -0700, "Tinman" <ask(a)for.it> wrote: > >>"Road Glidin' Don" wrote: >>> >>> Btw, I have all the components (injectors, cam) for a Stage II for >>> your bike, if you're interested. >> >>Injectors? > > Oops. Oh yeah, he's got carburated, don't he? > > This is how my whole week has been! > > -- > > Home page: http://xidos.ca Don. Thans a bunch. This is my first Harley and I have a lot to learn. I am not sure I have the time since I stated so late!!! I had a mechanical unit on my starter bike and it was about $150 or so and worked fine except is wasn't a "real" cc in that it didn't hold speed up and down hills. I may look a bit more but I am about to give up the ghost and accept whatever will be will be. Thanks again for the time and effort in trying to help. It is very much appreciated. So with that.......setup up Shirley and put'em a round on ice when this ones gone. -- Virginia Squire '98 FLHTC '02 VT750DC
From: Mild Bill AH 27 on 10 Apr 2007 00:10
Virginia Squire... >Don. Thans a bunch. This is my first Harley and I have a lot to learn. I >am not sure I have the time since I stated so late!!! I had a mechanical >unit on my starter bike and it was about $150 or so and worked fine except >is wasn't a "real" cc in that it didn't hold speed up and down hills. I may >look a bit more but I am about to give up the ghost and accept whatever will >be will be. Thanks again for the time and effort in trying to help. It is >very much appreciated. So with that.......setup up Shirley and put'em a >round on ice when this ones gone. I could scan in the instructions for the kit that came with my CC if it would help. What's your name anyway? Bill 27 |