| Re: [GMCnet] Rostra Troubleshooting [message #298602 is a reply to message #298599] |
Mon, 04 April 2016 11:00  |
Mr ERFisher
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Run a ground wire from rostera to engine
On Monday, April 4, 2016, Carl wrote:
> John,
>
> It sounds like a loose wire or restricted cable.
>
> Check the connector tach sensor connector at the distributor , also the
> wires leading from the speedometer sensor and brake switch.
>
> Does the resume function work ? If not, that would indicate a power lead
> problem.
>
> Make sure both the Throttle cable and Rosterra cable move freely through
> the full range of travel.
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> When in the idle position, the Rosterra shoul only have 1/8" of slack, if
> thee is more, try to shorten it up.
>
> Good luck , let's us know what you find.
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> 1978 Palm Beach
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