2010 Hummer H3 AlphaFACTORY OEM SERVICE PROCEDURE

Installation Procedure

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  1. Route the cruise control cable (4) from the cruise control module (3) to the throttle body.
    Fig 1: Routing Cruise Control Cable
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    Important:  Do not twist the cruise control module ribbon.

  2. Remove all bends and twists from the cruise control module ribbon and cable, by rotating the ribbon.
  3. Pull the cruise control cable from the throttle linkage end until the cable is taut.
    Fig 2: Pulling Cruise Control Cable From Throttle Linkage End
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  4. Install the cable bead to the buckle on the end of the ribbon on the cruise control module.
  5. Check the orientation of the cruise control ribbon buckle to the cable end fitting.
  6. Snap the cruise control cable fitting into the cruise control module.
    Fig 3: Installing Cable Bead To Buckle
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    Important:  Verify that the cable fitting locking tabs are expanded, and that the tabs are locked in the bracket hole.

  7. Install the cruise control cable fitting into the hole in the cable bracket.
    Fig 4: Installing Cruise Control Cable Fitting Into Cable Bracket
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  8. Connect the cruise control cable end (2) to the throttle linkage (1).
  9. Adjust the cruise control cable. Refer to Cruise Control Cable Adjustment .
  10. Install the air cleaner assembly.
  11. Close the hood.
    Fig 5: Connecting Cruise Control Cable End To Throttle Linkage
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  • • You smell fuel, burning insulation, or see smoke.
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