To start out, I have been doing tons of research and reading everything. The only thing that has me worried is the electrical part of it (CC,WTS,Throttle Pedal(maybe?)) I already have my donor and my suburban. The donor is a 2005 LLY basically without a body, but I have a cluster, 4x4 switch, and about every other part I could need from other part outs. Suburban is a 3/4 ton. If somebody could answer my questions that I'm a little confused about that would be great.
1. Does anybody have the schematics for what I have to do to make the cruise work, and what wires/connectors I have to use.
2. Where does the wait to start light come from/go to?
3. Since my suburban is 2005, I believe it is DBW, so the pedal is electric already. Will it work or will I have to switch that?
4. Transfer case control module, where's it located, and does it need to be switched for 4wd to work?
If somebody can point me in the direction for wiring schematics for the CC and WTS that I could purchase or view online, that would be great as well. I appreciate all of the help. I believe I have everything else figured out. Those are the topics that seem to be vaguely covered on conversions that I've read up on. I might just be worrying myself a little more than I should be. TIA
1. Does anybody have the schematics for what I have to do to make the cruise work, and what wires/connectors I have to use.
2. Where does the wait to start light come from/go to?
3. Since my suburban is 2005, I believe it is DBW, so the pedal is electric already. Will it work or will I have to switch that?
4. Transfer case control module, where's it located, and does it need to be switched for 4wd to work?
If somebody can point me in the direction for wiring schematics for the CC and WTS that I could purchase or view online, that would be great as well. I appreciate all of the help. I believe I have everything else figured out. Those are the topics that seem to be vaguely covered on conversions that I've read up on. I might just be worrying myself a little more than I should be. TIA