AM RADIO IGNITION NOISE (SERVO-TO-THROTTLE CABLE). Pontiac 6000 1984

For 1990-2009 cars

# AM RADIO IGNITION NOISE (SERVO-TO-THROTTLE CABLE)

1984-85 6000 WITH 2.5L ENGINE & CRUISE CONTROL

A condition of ignition noise occurring on the low end of the AM band when accelerating with the cruise control not engaged could be due to the servo-to-throttle cable being routed over the top of the distributor and ignition wiring. To repair this condition, route the servo-to-throttle cable away from the distributor and secondary wiring. Use care that the cable retains a smooth even arc to prevent binding and surge when the cruise control is engaged.

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