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    91 accord cruise control wires???

    I just bought a new steering wheel and it dosn't have cruise control buttons. I got the wheel mounted up and I know the 2 cruise control wires are light green and red and light green and black. I bought some "momentary" switches for the set/decel and the resume/accel buttons. The switches are very small and im going to mount tehm somewhere, but there are 2 metal prongs on the back of each of them and im wondering if one is the ground and the other is for the cruise wire??? Im just not sure how to hook it up to the new switch, im assuming its grounded on one prong and the cruise wire on the other so when I push the button it temporarily closes the circuit and activates the cruise... Am I wrong? any info helps... I have a manual so i know the wire colors. Thanks a bunch!- Eazy

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    Originally posted by eazyduzit509 View Post
    I just bought a new steering wheel and it dosn't have cruise control buttons. I got the wheel mounted up and I know the 2 cruise control wires are light green and red and light green and black. I bought some "momentary" switches for the set/decel and the resume/accel buttons. The switches are very small and im going to mount tehm somewhere, but there are 2 metal prongs on the back of each of them and im wondering if one is the ground and the other is for the cruise wire??? Im just not sure how to hook it up to the new switch, im assuming its grounded on one prong and the cruise wire on the other so when I push the button it temporarily closes the circuit and activates the cruise... Am I wrong? any info helps... I have a manual so i know the wire colors. Thanks a bunch!- Eazy
    You are not really wrong with regards to a normal two or three position switch, but momentary switches are different. The switch should either have markings on it or there should have been something that came with it to say if it mattered (it might not). Since it is a momentary it probably won't, so just hook it up however you want.
    1992 Prelude S w/swapped H22A

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      You should have three wires there. Blue/Red, Light Green/Red, Light Green/Black.

      If you put the blue/red and light green/red on one switch, that might make your Set switch.

      Blue/red and Light green/black should make your Resume switch.

      As you can see, you will have to create a Y on the end of the blue/red, because you need to use it twice.

      I'll bet that circuit board just doubles up the blue/red wire.
      Last edited by benji; 08-09-2008, 02:07 PM.
      1992 Prelude S w/swapped H22A

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        I am reviving this to see if the wiring suggestion worked?

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          Originally posted by eazyduzit509 View Post
          I just bought a new steering wheel and it dosn't have cruise control buttons. I got the wheel mounted up and I know the 2 cruise control wires are light green and red and light green and black. I bought some "momentary" switches for the set/decel and the resume/accel buttons. The switches are very small and im going to mount tehm somewhere, but there are 2 metal prongs on the back of each of them and im wondering if one is the ground and the other is for the cruise wire??? Im just not sure how to hook it up to the new switch, im assuming its grounded on one prong and the cruise wire on the other so when I push the button it temporarily closes the circuit and activates the cruise... Am I wrong? any info helps... I have a manual so i know the wire colors. Thanks a bunch!- Eazy
          i would go to the junk yard and test with my meter on the cb7 there ..since it`s not in your car now..sorry i got a dx no cruse on it

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