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rpenner54 
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Posted: September 29, 2005 at 2:50 PM / IP Logged  
Howdy,
 
I have a Rostra Cruise control of some sort that was installed by the previous owner into my truck.  It does not work right now.  I don't know why it doesn't work, I am assumming it has to do with the dip switches set wrong.  Here is what I have, 99 F250 Diesel with the 6-Speed Manual.  I don't know what other info I need to give so let me know if there is something else I need to give out.
 
My next thought is, if I can't get the darn thing to work, rip it all out and buy the Ford version.  I think I read somewhere on here that I can just buy the switches themselves and not the whole steering wheel?
 
Thanks!
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Rostra made 2 or 3 Cruises for that year.........Can you get Model Number off Cruise or Describe it??
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rpenner54 
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Looks like ROSTRA....250-1176 (16R ) with 250-3421 Handle

Vacuum Cruise ( eecchhh )  Check ALL Vacuum hoses first.  May have Vacuum Pump since it is Diesel.  Check your Handle Connections & 2 Power Fuses under dash.  Handle wires are:
RED = 12 Volt +....
BROWN = 12 Volt + when Switch is ON......
GREEN = 12 Volt + when Set Button Pressed.....
YELLOW = 12 Volt + when Resume Button is pushed...
Should have:
BROWN wire to Ignition or Fuse Panel
RED to + side of Brake Switch
VIOLET to cold side ( - ) of Brake Switch
BLACK to GROUND
GRAY to VSS
BLUE to TACH or GROUND
Also check your Throttle Cable connection

P.S.   Does your SPEEDO work?

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rpenner54 
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Sounds like this thing isn't even worth using then. 
 
I think I am going to ditch it for the Ford system.
 
The speedo works just fine too. :)
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rpenner54 wrote:
Sounds like this thing isn't even worth using then. 
 
I think I am going to ditch it for the Ford system.
 
The speedo works just fine too. :)
Don't get me wrong..........These were GOOD Cruise controls, but now ROSTRA has a Full Electronic Cruise 250-1223 that works GREAT.......NO Vacuum....NO Vacuum pump.......
Someone else may need to correct me, but I didn't think the change of Steering Wheel on this year Ford will give you Cruise..........I think that is just for 2003 & up.........
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