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07-03-23, 09:40 AM

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OEM Cruise Control / Haltech / IC7

I'm looking at building a solution to use the OEM cruise control motor, and figure out how complex it is to make it work without a stock gauge cluster. The other option is a DBW solution, and I'm not quite ready to dive into that if I can simply make what I have work. Any one else do this? Tips/tricks? I'll update this thread as I dive into it with the OEM wiring diagrams.

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07-06-23, 12:57 AM

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it is not supported, only option is to use DBW

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07-06-23, 04:55 PM

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You could always strip the OE cluster down and leave it behind the IC7 so it can do the analog to digital conversion and continue to feed the cruise module the signal it needs.

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07-06-23, 06:11 PM

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Originally Posted by C. Ludwig

You could always strip the OE cluster down and leave it behind the IC7 so it can do the analog to digital conversion and continue to feed the cruise module the signal it needs.

^Pretty much what I did my mine….

https://www.rx7club.com/build-thread...1140779/page4/

Steve