Mysterious wire under the dash

[84 Silverado]

Gents,
1984 Silverado. Tore the column and dash out and now I can't remember what this wire is or where it goes. Anyone have a bead on this one?

 

[mxer147]

Looks like that one belongs in the column, been ages since I tore apart a column but it looks familiar and the plastic sheath keeps it tucked in nicely since space is a premium.

 

[Goldie Driver]

Looks like the cruise wires to me, but...

No idea why they are not attached to the cruise stalk.

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[84 Silverado]

Thanks Goldie!

 

[Matt69olds]

Without a doubt, those went to the cruise lever.

 

[David King]

Recently replaced my Cruise Control stalk and can say for sure that wire goes to the cruise control/turn signal stalk. Make sure you put it in the column before you install the column, otherwise, good luck installing it with the column installed. I tried for hours to get that wire bundle back down through the steering column for the new cruise control stalk with no success. While the steering wheel was off, was able to fish out the original cruise control bundle, mine was severed, and spliced in the new wire bundle that came with the new cruise control stalk. There are four color coded wires in the wire bundles. Attach them color to color and secure the bundle down in the sterring wheel hub. Mine had not worked for 20 years, as soon as I did this, it started working on the first try just like brand new! Good Luck!

 

[RustyPile]

This probably won't work for the OP, but I learned a trick many years ago when replacing the stalk integrated CC switch. Unplug the harness from the module.. Look closely and find the small hole in the plug on the end of the harness.. Using a 22 - 28 gauge copper wire about 30 inches long, attach it to he hole in the plug.. Remove the stalk from its socket and pull the harness up through the column and out the hole in the side of the column. Remove the old harness from the wire and attach the new harness. Working from under the dash, pull the copper wire back down through the column, the new harness will follow the wire right back through the same "pathway" in the column.. The plastic sheath can now be replaced.. Plug the new harness into the module and Job Finished...