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Tom and Julie
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I am installing a King Cruise Control system to replace the inoperative Bendix and it directs me to connect to the speed sensor. The Regency has a Hall Effect speedometer so I do not know what to look for. Can anyone describe the speed sensor that I need to find and some idea of where it might be located?
Thanks


1993 32' Regency Wide Body, 4 speed Allison Trans, Front Entry door, Diamond Plate aluminum roof &
1981 Euro 22' w Chevy 350 engine and TH 400 tranny
 
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Gary Carter
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usually magnets on the driveshaft is what most aftermarket cruise controls use. Since you have a 600 series allison I don't believe you have a speed sensor out. If you have the 3000 there should be a speed output. My Allison 2000 has one but it has to many pulses. Need a divide by 10 circuit. Got the prints and built one, but ended up using the driveshaft mounted sensor system.


'92 Barth Breakaway - 30'
5.9 Cummins (6B) 300+ HP
2000 Allison
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