I removed the cruise control switch off the tank, filling the holes with black ABS cement. At the connector I jumpered the red wire, brown wire and black/white tracer wire together - I used the connector end from the switches. I *LOVE* not having to fiddle with the switch on the tank anymore - cruise is just there using the buttons on the right handlebar. Cool stuff, many thanks to the person who'd posted how to do it.
Now I have a real genuine tank bag.
Gertrude Has Surgery On Her Cruise Control
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Gertrude Has Surgery On Her Cruise Control
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Dennis Fariello
Philadelphia, PA
2000 Voyager XII "Gertrude" - deceased
1993 Vulcan 88 "Emily" - for sale $2000
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Philadelphia, PA
2000 Voyager XII "Gertrude" - deceased
1993 Vulcan 88 "Emily" - for sale $2000
2008 Ford CVPI "Myrtle"
VXII Manuals:
https://amervoyassoc.org/zg1200manuals.php