Anyone ever install one or know how to. I've never seen the topic discussed and a search turned up nothing. I need to install/replace mine. Can anyone lend any insight?
Get one from a salvage yard. They are not that expensive, except new. It will also give you practice pulling it from under the driver side front fender where it is located near the door hinge area.
1. Disconnect servo wiring at amplifier, and disconnect white stripe vacuum hose from dump valve in passenger compartment.
2. Disconnect speed control actuator cable from accelerator cable.
3. Remove grommet and wiring from passenger compartment.
4. Raise vehicle on hoist. Refer to Section 10-04.
5. Remove front tire and wheel on LH side.
6. Remove inner fender splash shield. Refer to Section 47-04.
7. Remove brown stripe vacuum hose from servo assembly.
8. Remove two screws retaining servo mounting bracket to A-pillar.
9. Remove two nuts from actuator cable cover at the servo. Remove cable and cover. Remove rubber boot.
10. Remove two nuts retaining servo to mounting bracket.
11. If replacing servo with service stock, remove two bolt assemblies from front of servo.
Installation
1. Install two bolt assemblies to front of servo.
2. Install servo to mounting bracket with two nuts. Tighten to 5-7 Nm (45-65 lb-in).
3. Install servo boot.
4. Attach actuator cable to servo plunger. Install cable cover to servo with two nuts. Tighten to 5-7 Nm (45-65 lb-in).
5. Install servo and bracket to A-pillar with two screws.
6. Insert servo connector and dump valve hose through grommet hole into passenger compartment. 7. Fully seat the wire harness and hose assembly grommet into the hole.
8. Attach the brown stripe vacuum hose to servo. Adjust servo boot to protect servo.
9. Install inner fender splash shield.
10. Replace tire and wheel. Tighten lug nuts to 115-142 Nm (85-105 lb-ft).
11. Lower vehicle.
12. Connect servo wiring at amplifier in passenger compartment.
13. Attach servo vacuum hose (white stripe) to the dump valve in passenger compartment.
14. Connect speed control actuator cable to accelerator cable.
Actuator Cable
To replace actuator assembly, remove servo assembly, attach new actuator cable assembly to servo and install total assembly.
Man all that just to replace the speed control actuator cable because the plastic harness that holds it at its throttle position when cruise control is engaged broke.....grrrrrrrr