Cruise Control Removal "?"
11-28-2002, 12:25 PM
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Cruise Control Removal "?"
Yea i've searched this forum, and clubsi, and PM'd alot of people. And yes searched the archived topics and refered to the helms manual........
<This is in a 99 Civic SI>
I got the 3 bolts removed. I got the vaccum on the intake plugged up, and removed the vacuum hoses, and i have the electrical connector off. But Help me!
The cable that goes through the firewall, the actuator cable.......
It connects to the top of the gas pedal. BUT, i can't get the f*##$ing thing off! It's a metal-cable that looks bolted on with a microscopic screw, how do you take this thing off??? Thanks guys, i'm just not having fun with it.
<This is in a 99 Civic SI>
I got the 3 bolts removed. I got the vaccum on the intake plugged up, and removed the vacuum hoses, and i have the electrical connector off. But Help me!
The cable that goes through the firewall, the actuator cable.......
It connects to the top of the gas pedal. BUT, i can't get the f*##$ing thing off! It's a metal-cable that looks bolted on with a microscopic screw, how do you take this thing off??? Thanks guys, i'm just not having fun with it.
11-28-2002, 12:53 PM
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Re: Cruise Control Removal "?" (STEALTHMODECOUPE)
Just go to an autoparts store, and they have "Vaccum Plugs" i bought a set with like 8 different sizes, the exact size for the manifold read " 1/8 " but no actual unit of measurement.
I keep looking at the top of the pedal, i can't see how it's even possible to remove this thing
people were telling me it's a switch....
I keep looking at the top of the pedal, i can't see how it's even possible to remove this thing
people were telling me it's a switch....
11-29-2002, 12:46 AM
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Re: Cruise Control Removal "?" (Beave0101)
Aaron removing the power steering eh? Hopefully its done by Saturday for the meet. You coming? Good luck too! 
11-29-2002, 12:54 PM
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Re: Cruise Control Removal "?" (Eddie HatchBlack)
oh i already got rid of power steering a while ago man, but all i did was ditch the belt. So now i wanna get the rest of that crap out of my engine bay. And today is cruise control. And next week, the window washer fluid. And maybe A/C........ 
and i can't make the saturday cruise,
that's my $$$ day, both jobs......
[Modified by Beave0101, 9:54 PM 11/29/2002]
and i can't make the saturday cruise,
that's my $$$ day, both jobs......[Modified by Beave0101, 9:54 PM 11/29/2002]
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Re: Cruise Control Removal "?" (longuyen88)
for starters why the hell are you bringing this 4 year old post bacak and lastly its easy. Just get down there figure out which of the 2 is for the CC and disconnect it. Very straight forward
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Re: Cruise Control Removal "?" (Ls_V_TurboSi)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by Ls_V_TurboSi »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">for starters why the hell are you bringing this 4 year old post bacak and lastly its easy. Just get down there figure out which of the 2 is for the CC and disconnect it. Very straight forward</TD></TR></TABLE>
Not nearly as easy as that. You have to bend the cable in a certain direction and slide it to one side. It's hard cause you can't see it. I just bend the thing holding it in up and pulled it out. Oh and he has a very good reason to bump the thread. He wants an answer and it's 100000000000x better than making a new thread.
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Not nearly as easy as that. You have to bend the cable in a certain direction and slide it to one side. It's hard cause you can't see it. I just bend the thing holding it in up and pulled it out. Oh and he has a very good reason to bump the thread. He wants an answer and it's 100000000000x better than making a new thread.
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04-20-2006, 08:23 AM
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Re: Cruise Control Removal "?" (SOHC4life 96)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by SOHC4life 96 »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">Not nearly as easy as that. You have to bend the cable in a certain direction and slide it to one side. It's hard cause you can't see it. I just bend the thing holding it in up and pulled it out. Oh and he has a very good reason to bump the thread. He wants an answer and it's 100000000000x better than making a new thread.
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thanks, I'll try that to see if i can get it off, I don't want to cut the cable and regret it later on.
and for the Ls_V_TurboSi, would you rather me post a new thread asking the same question, then have people flame on me for not searching? I did search, and I bumpped for an answer.
to longuyen88</TD></TR></TABLE>thanks, I'll try that to see if i can get it off, I don't want to cut the cable and regret it later on.
and for the Ls_V_TurboSi, would you rather me post a new thread asking the same question, then have people flame on me for not searching? I did search, and I bumpped for an answer.
04-20-2006, 09:34 AM
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Re: Cruise Control Removal "?" (longuyen88)
Ive Done This and removed my CC off my 00 Si,! if you cant remove it which i did mine( its a lil wire that hangs over the pedal) try to pull it off if that doesnt work which it should, just cut it off with a pair of dikes!
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