Ford Super Duty Cruise Control Servo Compatibility

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  • čas přidán 21. 11. 2015
  • Ever wonder if you can swap Ford Cruise Control Servos (Speed Control Servos) from other vehicles to your early model Super Duty Truck? This video shows a few options for getting your cruise control back up and running.

Komentáře • 31

  • @jimselzle3782
    @jimselzle3782 Před 2 lety +2

    Tom, many thanks for this. I have a 2000 F250 v10 gas pickup and also needed a cruise control servo. Based on your video and prior comments I ordered a 2000-2004 ford focus servo from ebay (part #YS4F-9C734-BC) for $35. That servo worked perfect in my truck! Just swap out mounting brackets and you'll be golden. Great work Tom, you saved me and others a lot of headaches and dollars.

    • @GH-dn3oh
      @GH-dn3oh Před rokem

      Thanks for the tip Jim! I just put this same 2003 Ford Focus servo into my 2003 Ford E350 Super Duty. Mounting bracket swapped out simply, the electrical and control cable fit the same and the unit works the same through all modes and drives the E350 just fine. What a money saver, especially given the fact the 2003 E350 version of this thing is no longer available. I bought a second servo as a backup for future replacement in case they become unavailable sometime in the future.

  • @carterherrmann7721
    @carterherrmann7721 Před 3 lety

    11/23/2020 YOUR SAVED ME $400!! I can't thank you enough for saving me. I bought a brand new complete servo for a FOCUS for $43 on EBAY. I took the old processor module off my F350 servo and put it on my new servo. It worked like a dream!!!! My F350 processor had printing on it that it was for an Excursion or F350. I figured that it was programed for that weight vehicle, etc. I saved the new processor just for the heck of it. THANK YOU!!!!

  • @arontesfay2520
    @arontesfay2520 Před 2 lety

    I didn't even order one. I just unfroze mine by turning the metal shaft with a pair of vise grips, hit it with penetrating oil, cleaned it with electronic parts cleaner, sprayed it with lithium grease and installed it back. It works now! Thanks a lot!

  • @flexyracer
    @flexyracer Před 6 lety +1

    Thomas, thank you for making this video available! Excellent presentation!

  • @forestschultz5740
    @forestschultz5740 Před 3 lety

    Thanks for this. I picked up a taurus servo from the junk yard today. I had to use my old module with the taurus servo box. First time since I've owned the truck that it's worked.

  • @jwa718
    @jwa718 Před 6 lety +1

    This is a great video not only for the cost savings it is but shows how to use EVTM's of donor vehicles to check electrical compatibility of parts like these servos. Most likely nearly every failed electro-mechanical VSC like this is from the mechanical portion moreso than the electronic section.

  • @edmadak8352
    @edmadak8352 Před 5 lety

    Excellent information, in addition mine was frozen from lack of use, so I figured I had nothing to loose, it took a good amount of pressure but once it started to move a little it eventually free wheeled with the help of a little 3 n1 oil at the shaft and bearing points. Reassembled and works perfectly. Thanks for the info

  • @devonfuginowskinstien7500

    Excellent info. I was looking at the pics of the Taurus one going dang that looks close but I never even considered trying to do something like this.

  • @ericdowner5589
    @ericdowner5589 Před 6 lety +2

    Ha! You the man Thomas! Now that is an informative video. 2000 Excursion cruise is dead. I will let you know how this works. Thanks!!!

  • @roadrunner1265
    @roadrunner1265 Před 8 lety

    Tom, Thanks for the video. I just added Cruise Control to my 2000 Super Duty 5.4 and took your advice and ordered the Servo unit for the Ford Taurus you mentioned from eBay for $45.00. I had to go to a junkyard for the bracket. It saved me a ton and it works great.

  • @BlazerBrass
    @BlazerBrass Před 4 lety

    good on you for figuring out the parts are actually the same with exception of the bracket. I wish I knew how to read a wiring diagram like you!

  • @buick300
    @buick300 Před 4 lety

    Thanks so much! very helpful!!!

  • @kennethacheson989
    @kennethacheson989 Před 2 lety

    well done, thanks for good info.

  • @desolatus1
    @desolatus1 Před 4 lety

    Thanks for the video. I was specifically looking for the smoking gun of why my cruise didn’t work - i have the same locked up gear. Bonus, I can use a less expensive part. Thanks.

  • @JH-cq5dl
    @JH-cq5dl Před 5 lety

    You're awesome!

  • @garyrieck629
    @garyrieck629 Před 8 měsíci

    Would it work I wonder for a f350?

  • @joshtargo6834
    @joshtargo6834 Před 7 lety +1

    Is there any way to test the signals and connections to make sure I need to replace the servo unit? Might be tough if it needs to be over 30mph before the servo will actuate.

  • @stels7776
    @stels7776 Před 2 lety

    Greetings from the Republic of Moldova
    The day before yesterday I found such a block at the metal reception, And I have it with 10 leads, I'm just doing electronics, I was curious what kind of block I took it, Ideal everything is spinning Everything is fine. Someone can tell me what conclusions are responsible for what where is the plus? Plus one more commentary on the promotion channel. Thanks.

  • @RandomRichZ
    @RandomRichZ Před 6 lety

    Hello Tom. I just bought a 1997 Lincoln towncar. It has had the recall repaired. Everything works. Buttons dash indicator etc. I removed the servo same as u did in the vide and took it apart. Now, the motor u pointed out does not move same as mine. I feel this is the last option to fix my cruise. Did the new servo motor move? If you would get back to me ASAP I would appreciate it greatly. Thanks you in advance.

  • @gogeorgebx8104
    @gogeorgebx8104 Před 6 lety +1

    I have a problem with my speed control module.
    The panel indicator turns on when I press the ON + SET button. but the module does not keep the speed constant. Help me please.

  • @MrMr123
    @MrMr123 Před 5 lety

    Is there a way to fire the servo motor? The diagnostic procedure says the servo should pull back 1/2 after all the buttons and lights are pressed.... I got one flash at the end, but the servo did not activate

  • @smkndodge
    @smkndodge Před rokem

    Tom
    Can you add the link to the place you bought taht servo? I have an 01 excursion and the servo needs to be replaced.

  • @thomasfisher4360
    @thomasfisher4360 Před měsícem

    My cruise control light doesn't turn on and I've pretty much tried everything else. Has this worked for anyone with the same problem?

  • @neilfigueredo7041
    @neilfigueredo7041 Před 5 lety

    HELP HELP HELP I have a 1998 Ford e 350 6.8 gas. and my servo is not working.. I have the part number XC2F-9C734-AA also on the other side of the servo F8UZ-9C735-AA I CANT FIND ONE ANYWHERE..CAN I USE A DIFFERENT ONE ?????

  • @Tahoe0512
    @Tahoe0512 Před 7 lety

    I wonder if you have any idea where to check why cruise control doesn't work on diesel trucks for 1999 ford f350 dually? how to test it and troubleshooting.

  • @raymondstiegler1209
    @raymondstiegler1209 Před 7 lety +3

    Tom, could you post a copy of the speed control wiring diagram. I am looking for a good troubleshooting procedure for my 2000 E450. Mine like yours has no indicator light so don't think you can do a self check in maintenance mode. My servo is not locked up and I operations checked the clutch by applying 12v. Checked brake lights, deactivation switch. Cruse use to work after a few attempts but will not engage anymore.