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Installing the Audiovox CCS100 Cruise Control on the

Honda Pacific Coast PC800 Motorcycle

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Combined Servo & VC Mount

Subsequent to the original publishing of these installation instructions, an alternative approach

was developed which combined the servo and vacuum canister (VC) on a single mount. The

original instructions have been maintained, but this section has been added to describe the

alternative approach.

On this installation, a bracket was made to hold both the servo and the VC inside the PC’s left

upper fairing. This method utilized a ready-made VC purchased from JC Whitney. This VC

contained an integral check valve and was ready-to-install. Its small size (5” x 4” diameter)

allowed for easy installation.

The Audiovox CCS100 kit contains a metal

strap that may be used for the mounting bracket

for the servo and VC. A pair of holes were

drilled at the top of the bracket to receive a 1"

U-bolt. The U-bolt fits around the upper fairing

frame brace.

The holes in the bracket for the U-bolt are on drilled on

a diagonal to line up with the holes in the mounting tab

attached to the servo.

Note - with the servo cable extended to the right, and

with the servo's vacuum nipple facing you, the curved

metal mounting tab should be at the rear and extending

upward from the servo. As it comes from the factory,

the tab extends downward. The tab should be

unscrewed from the servo, reversed, and reattached.