Cruise Control Adjustment
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Cruise Control Adjustment
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On ‘97 models only, if cruise does not set above 60 mph or speeds up from 60 to 70 mph and then
cancels, check cables for proper adjustment. If the adjustments are correct, the cruise module may
need to be replaced. For replacement use P.N. 70989-98 and use existing cruise cable.
If you change an induction module P.N. 27202-98, it has the new ‘98 cruise cable connection. The
‘97 and earlier cruise cable requires that the throttle actuator plate on the ‘98 module be replaced
with the one from the previous module. Use the instructions in the Service Manual listed for ISC
replacement to accomplish this.
The ignition module on carbureted bikes does fire (at TDC) for the first few revolutions and does not
ignore the first three sensor inputs as described in the cruise diagnostics.
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On ‘97 models only, if cruise does not set above 60 mph or speeds up from 60 to 70 mph and then
cancels, check cables for proper adjustment. If the adjustments are correct, the cruise module may
need to be replaced. For replacement use P.N. 70989-98 and use existing cruise cable.
If you change an induction module P.N. 27202-98, it has the new ‘98 cruise cable connection. The
‘97 and earlier cruise cable requires that the throttle actuator plate on the ‘98 module be replaced
with the one from the previous module. Use the instructions in the Service Manual listed for ISC
replacement to accomplish this.
The ignition module on carbureted bikes does fire (at TDC) for the first few revolutions and does not
ignore the first three sensor inputs as described in the cruise diagnostics.
Source: Private
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