Installing Cruise Control on a 2008 SG
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Tourer
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From: Pittsburgh, PA
Just installed CC on my 10'.
CC worked right out of the box, no download needed from dealer.
If the brake light stays on, make sure the brake Assembly and switch Assembly is
tight against each other.
No pulling pins out for cabling,just adding new prewired pins.
Plug and play.
CC worked right out of the box, no download needed from dealer.
If the brake light stays on, make sure the brake Assembly and switch Assembly is
tight against each other.
No pulling pins out for cabling,just adding new prewired pins.
Plug and play.
4th Gear
Joined: Sep 2009
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Just installed CC on my 10'.
CC worked right out of the box, no download needed from dealer.
If the brake light stays on, make sure the brake Assembly and switch Assembly is
tight against each other.
No pulling pins out for cabling,just adding new prewired pins.
Plug and play.
CC worked right out of the box, no download needed from dealer.
If the brake light stays on, make sure the brake Assembly and switch Assembly is
tight against each other.
No pulling pins out for cabling,just adding new prewired pins.
Plug and play.
Did your 10' RG come with the star wheel under the switch for throttle friction adjustment? If so what did you do to have some friction after the switch housing change?
Thanks
Tourer
Joined: Jul 2006
Posts: 383
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From: Pittsburgh, PA
Did your 10' RG come with the star wheel under the switch for throttle friction adjustment? If so what did you do to have some friction after the switch housing change?
No . . .
Saved $100 installing myself vs ordering with the new bike.
Just worked that way . . .
Having CC is like garage door opener, once you have it, its a must have.
No . . .
Saved $100 installing myself vs ordering with the new bike.
Just worked that way . . .
Having CC is like garage door opener, once you have it, its a must have.
4th Gear
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Duh. Came home today and took the rh switches off. Checked the manual for the throttle sensor and grip. The grip had slipped rearward off the splines of the throttle sensor. When I was using the word friction I should have been using the word tension but both kind of apply. Fine now. Thanks for the responses.
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Duh. Came home today and took the rh switches off. Checked the manual for the throttle sensor and grip. The grip had slipped rearward off the splines of the throttle sensor. When I was using the word friction I should have been using the word tension but both kind of apply. Fine now. Thanks for the responses.
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Is there a speed limit the CC won't work at...thought I read somewhere you couldn't set it 80 mph or faster...Going to Sturgis next year we are going to roll out west!! Thanks Guys!
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