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Which wire feeds power to the cruise control actuator

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    Which wire feeds power to the cruise control actuator

    Alright I'm posting this in this section too because its hardly getting any views in the cd5 section and I'm in a bit of a hurry to figure this out.

    On my 95 accord I'm trying to figure out which settings cause the cruise control actuator to receive power. I'm trying to use the connector to the cruise control actuator to provide power to something else under the hood that preferable will switch off if I go below 25 mph or hit the brakes. My thinking is the cruise control is already set up for that. Now I'm not sure if the cb7's system is the same but the actuators look similar so maybe you cb7 guys can still help me out.

    For testing the actuator it says to connect battery power to the white wire on the actuator harness and ground the others. So is the white wire the only one that gets voltage and the other three just have the connection to ground switch on or off?

    I'm really just interested in which wire will have power when either just the cruise switch is on or when the cruise speed is set. Any help is much appreciated.
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    what i found with my meter is there is a 12v+ for the horn, is feeds the switch set,resume on the steering wheel ..

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      Originally posted by Teddy View Post
      what i found with my meter is there is a 12v+ for the horn, is feeds the switch set,resume on the steering wheel ..
      Well I'm looking for the voltage at the connector for the actuator, which of the 4 wires has it, and what switch needs to be on.

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        Does anyone have any ideas on how I could check the voltage at the connector in the engine bay while driving the car fast enough to set a cruise speed? I measured the voltage with just the main switch on and I got essentially zero.

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          Well I ran a wire to the interior of my car from the connector that goes to the actuator. The wire was connected to what would be the white wire on the cruise control actuator. I measured the voltage to ground after I pressed the set switch while driving and got between 13 and 14 Volts. So now I found out what I was looking for.

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            Originally posted by WhiteGhost
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            Really dude? Again I see absolutely no benefit to this posting. Congrats you whored your way all the way to 30 posts

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