Service manual

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Installing the Audiovox CCS100 Cruise Control on the

Honda Pacific Coast PC800 Motorcycle

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The black wire is a ground connection

and is required to be connected for the

CC to work. The grey wire provides

power to illuminate the control switch; if

you do not wish to have the control

switch illuminated, you can leave the

grey wire unconnected. Trim the black

& grey wires to the same length as the

other control switch wires, and attach

quick disconnect terminals to them;

either spade or bullet terminals are fine, just make sure that the appropriate mates are used later

on the matching supply wires from the main wiring harness.

Main Wiring Harness

The main wiring harness connects to

the back of the servo. The wires can

all be covered with the black

convoluted tubing to make a neat

bundle. Route the bundled wires

back along the left side of the bike

towards the fuse block near where

the left maintenance cover will be;

make sure that the wires will not

interfere with the placement of the

maintenance cover and duct when it

is installed.

Locate the brown, green and yellow

colored wires. These must be

separated from the other wires in the

bundle and routed up into the Handle

Cover where they will connect to the

control switch wiring connector. The

wires should pass up through the

central opening in the Handle Lower

Cover that is still mounted to the handlebars. Route the wires to the right handle to meet up with

the wiring coming from the control switch.

Locate the connector housing with a single red lead and in-line fuse already in it. Insert the three

colored wire terminals (brown, green, yellow) into the connector housing, following the color

order guide that is attached to the connector. Route the red wire from the connector back so that

it follows exactly the same route as the brown, green, and yellow wires; these wires may be

covered with a section of black convoluted tubing to protect and conceal them where they pass

from the bike's body up into the steering handle covers.