P Side Cruise Module access; gotta' yank the dash? [Snappic] - ZR-1 Net Registry Forums

Schrade · 08-31-2013

Anyone been here - Cruise Module under passenger side dash? FSM says start with jumpers on a couple of the CCM circuits under P side dashboard. Can it be accessed from under the dash on P Side? Or does the dash have to come out?

Radio Receiver Box = Data Control Module??? Or are they 2 different varmints?

gbrtng · 08-31-2013

Remove the radio receiver from below - then you have access to the cruise module. Be durned sure the module is bad first because that stuff is pretty much a mess to work on, especially if you are 73 years old and don't bend easily anymore. Ask how I know ...

Schrade · 08-31-2013

Still lost here - is the CC module accessible from under the P side? Or the center console?

vilant · 08-31-2013

Don't have time to look the answer up for ya, as I'm ready to leave but, if you go to the parts list in the members section on the home page (I think if you click on members, then welcome) you'll find it has the entire car dissected. Look under electrical or whatever the best category the CC is in (can't remember the categories). Hope that helps

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Franke · 08-31-2013

Schrade, the FSM shows that it is accessible from the passenger side by removing the lower RH trim panel then the radio receiver. (The radio receiver is a seperate box from the radio control head in the center part of the dash). The CC unit is screwed on to the radio receiver box on the top.

mike100 · 08-31-2013

I was able to get my radio rcvr out, without much disassembly, but putting it back in was a little harder. I think I just was able to reattach one side of it with the 10mm screw and jammed a little foam in there somewhere to keep it from bouncing around. You have to be careful to not break one of the plastic mounting ears...or just velcro the whole mess back in there (which is exactly what they ended up doing on the 94-96 cars when they relocated it to the rear storage bin).

gbrtng · 08-31-2013

see my message #2 - the word "below" has meaning.

Schrade · 08-31-2013

Quote:

Originally Posted by Franke

Schrade, the FSM shows that it is accessible from the passenger side by removing the lower RH trim panel then the radio receiver. (The radio receiver is a seperate box from the radio control head in the center part of the dash). The CC unit is screwed on to the radio receiver box on the top.

Got it there Franke - just got the back-killer (p side seat) out, for ease-of access...

Quote:

Originally Posted by vilant

Don't have time to look the answer up for ya, as I'm ready to leave but, if you go to the parts list in the members section on the home page (I think if you click on members, then welcome) you'll find it has the entire car dissected. Look under electrical or whatever the best category the CC is in (can't remember the categories). Hope that helps

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Probably is everything there, Vilant - except what I need.

No mention anywhere of the control module, or 'surging Cruise', after following 1st 4 links with 'Cruise' search criteria...

I got it all forthwith here...

Schrade · 08-31-2013

Does this lower carpeted panel separate from under the dash?

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geezer · 08-31-2013

Shrade; If memory serves There is an attachment screw hiding in the fuse holder area to the left.

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Schrade Join Date: Dec 2012 Location: NC Posts: 1,786	P Side Cruise Module access; gotta' yank the dash? [Snappic] Anyone been here - Cruise Module under passenger side dash? FSM says start with jumpers on a couple of the CCM circuits under P side dashboard. Can it be accessed from under the dash on P Side? Or does the dash have to come out? Radio Receiver Box = Data Control Module??? Or are they 2 different varmints? __________________ I'm getting my snappics / threads removed blindly as fast as I can, to get in compliance with copyright / license TOS on the boards here (lots of FSM pages and other copyright / license violations on my part; sorry guys). And thanks to all the guys who didn't whine when I posted those FSM copyrighted / licensed stuff in my threads... ( :thumbsup: [b]and to think I complied with a mod's request to delete a pic of him in a Challenge Car in NCM Museum, so he wouldn't get in hot water)[/b] Thanks to several guys here for sending parts FREE; BearlyFlying, WeGone, Geezer, GoldCylon, and more there, TonyD, mike100, fletchusmc... 1990 #2794; 4L60e Stage V by RPM Transmission, TCI Dedicated TCM, OBX Stainless, Power Effects 3" [IMG]https://lh5.googleusercontent.com/-GHpfzty7DVU/UQn-0Ru2xAI/AAAAAAAAA14/08mz1p4QLD4/s445/Screenshot-5.png[/IMG] Last edited by Schrade; 08-31-2013 at 12:20 AM.

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Schrade Join Date: Dec 2012 Location: NC Posts: 1,786	Re: P Side Cruise Module access; gotta' yank the dash? [Snappic] Still lost here - is the CC module accessible from under the P side? Or the center console? __________________ I'm getting my snappics / threads removed blindly as fast as I can, to get in compliance with copyright / license TOS on the boards here (lots of FSM pages and other copyright / license violations on my part; sorry guys). And thanks to all the guys who didn't whine when I posted those FSM copyrighted / licensed stuff in my threads... ( :thumbsup: [b]and to think I complied with a mod's request to delete a pic of him in a Challenge Car in NCM Museum, so he wouldn't get in hot water)[/b] Thanks to several guys here for sending parts FREE; BearlyFlying, WeGone, Geezer, GoldCylon, and more there, TonyD, mike100, fletchusmc... 1990 #2794; 4L60e Stage V by RPM Transmission, TCI Dedicated TCM, OBX Stainless, Power Effects 3" [IMG]https://lh5.googleusercontent.com/-GHpfzty7DVU/UQn-0Ru2xAI/AAAAAAAAA14/08mz1p4QLD4/s445/Screenshot-5.png[/IMG]

08-31-2013	#4
vilant Join Date: Jun 2012 Location: PA Posts: 772	Re: P Side Cruise Module access; gotta' yank the dash? [Snappic] Don't have time to look the answer up for ya, as I'm ready to leave but, if you go to the parts list in the members section on the home page (I think if you click on members, then welcome) you'll find it has the entire car dissected. Look under electrical or whatever the best category the CC is in (can't remember the categories). Hope that helps. __________________ Joe 1990 Bright Red ZR-1 #2599

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Franke Join Date: May 2013 Location: Beaver, PA Posts: 516	Re: P Side Cruise Module access; gotta' yank the dash? [Snappic] Schrade, the FSM shows that it is accessible from the passenger side by removing the lower RH trim panel then the radio receiver. (The radio receiver is a seperate box from the radio control head in the center part of the dash). The CC unit is screwed on to the radio receiver box on the top.

08-31-2013	#6
mike100 Join Date: Feb 2011 Location: San Marcos CA Posts: 1,802	Re: P Side Cruise Module access; gotta' yank the dash? [Snappic] I was able to get my radio rcvr out, without much disassembly, but putting it back in was a little harder. I think I just was able to reattach one side of it with the 10mm screw and jammed a little foam in there somewhere to keep it from bouncing around. You have to be careful to not break one of the plastic mounting ears...or just velcro the whole mess back in there (which is exactly what they ended up doing on the 94-96 cars when they relocated it to the rear storage bin).

08-31-2013	#2
gbrtng Join Date: Feb 2006 Location: San Antonio area Posts: 1,179	Re: P Side Cruise Module access; gotta' yank the dash? [Snappic] Remove the radio receiver from below - then you have access to the cruise module. Be durned sure the module is bad first because that stuff is pretty much a mess to work on, especially if you are 73 years old and don't bend easily anymore. Ask how I know ... __________________ “Buy the best example of what you want, and pay whatever it takes. That way, you cry only once.” ~ Bruce Meyer

08-31-2013	#10
geezer Join Date: Aug 2010 Location: ottawa canada Posts: 156	Re: P Side Cruise Module access; gotta' yank the dash? [Snappic] Shrade; If memory serves There is an attachment screw hiding in the fuse holder area to the left.