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A quick googling for VSS info returns pretty much what you'd expect:
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Ummm, thanks for the really good answers, but I was joking when I asked what a VSS is. Anyway, the late 70's/early 80's GM V6 & V8 cruise controls operated with the speedo cable running through the cruise control unit. There's a great pic of the cruise unit on TheHolyCow's 1980 Buick LeSabre here: https://picasaweb.google.com/ronanian...37319228846530 (Hope you don't mind me linking to your pic)Its the same cruise unit that is in my Buick. You can see the speedo cable going in and out on the right, and you can see that brass bushing with the hex sides on the top vacuum line, right where it enters the cruise unit. Turning that bushing right and left adjusted the sensitivity of the unit. -Jay |
Heheh. I knew you were joking, but then I wasn't sure if Ford Man was or not.
I certainly don't mind the link. In fact, the reason I had that there was because I wondered what that thing was. I assumed the cruise would be near the carburetor, not on the wheelwell. Thanks! :D |
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