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My Hotwire plenum had a load of cruise-control gubbins that was getting in the way of my intake hose so I removed it all.

Could someone possibly show me some pics of the simplest possible throttle cable setup with least amount of parts?

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No-one huh

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need4speed wrote:No-one huh
Could be that removing the cruise control should leave the throttle working normally? It does on my SD1.
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No. On removing the bulky cruise gubbins it also removed the throttle assy as well. It seemed to be 1 unit. That's why I was asking for some pics so I could see if I've done something wrong..

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Well, bits from an SD1 EFI will fit your plenum. The usual cable from there to the pedal. Or the bits from a hotwire without cruise?

I've not really seen a hotwire cruise. On the SD1 EFI, the cruise motor simply unclips from the throttle lever.
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DaveEFI wrote:I've not really seen a hotwire cruise. On the SD1 EFI, the cruise motor simply unclips from the throttle lever.
My P38's cruise is the old fashioned bellows and cable set-up with a vacuum pump instead of manifold supply to improve control.
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unstable load wrote:
DaveEFI wrote:I've not really seen a hotwire cruise. On the SD1 EFI, the cruise motor simply unclips from the throttle lever.
My P38's cruise is the old fashioned bellows and cable set-up with a vacuum pump instead of manifold supply to improve control.
Yup - sounds like the Hella system fitted to later SD1.
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Imagefuel lines on by john fraser, on Flickr
Imagecut down linkage 1 by john fraser, on Flickr
Do these help any ?
So thats where it went !

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About half way down this page, http://www.cowdery.org.uk/miscv8.php is a few pictures of the GEMS manifold, one from an SD1 and the later 4.6 one.
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JSF55 wrote:Imagefuel lines on by john fraser, on Flickr
Imagecut down linkage 1 by john fraser, on Flickr
Do these help any ?
John that looks like a nice compact setup compared to mine. Are those standard sd1 parts?

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They might have been range/land rover parts if it makes a difference ? but it was just trimmed to suit a few plates added for cable holes, I was running auto and needed a kickdown position too
So thats where it went !

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