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Old 12-18-2008, 09:58 AM
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cruise control

Has anyone been able to put cruise control in an ls?
Old 12-18-2008, 09:35 PM
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Has anyone even looked into this?
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God I forgot who did it. Someone did it by putting in all new steering wheel and ****. Got everything working including stereo controls and cruise.
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I believe the guy who did that worked as a GM tech.. I think he said it was a pretty advanced modification
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no they got a SS wheel and make the hookup in the column and it worked fine
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Originally Posted by XgunsmokeX
no they got a SS wheel and make the hookup in the column and it worked fine
Yep many have even converted from an 06 wheel style to an 07 wheel. It's such a great idea. Not sure how the computer controls the cruise control but it does.
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interresting...
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It was me.

You do need to fabricate some wiring harnesses and you need a Tech2.
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alright, sounds too complicated for me. Just thought it would be a good idea if it was a do it yourself project.
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Originally Posted by NOvelociti
alright, sounds too complicated for me. Just thought it would be a good idea if it was a do it yourself project.
I think one other guy did it, with help from me and some aftermarket parts.

Youll need a cruise control switch, switch plate and steering wheel harness. You can buy all these.

Youll also need to fabricate a two wire harness from the Airbag coil to the Body Control Module. You can get the necessary(and difficult to use) .64mm connectors from a slave yard by cutting apart a harness, or you can by a radio harness and take it apart, and yuse it to make the circuits you need.

Once you do all this you need to get a hold of a Tech2 to turn on the Cruise in the BCM.

Radio controls are the same process, but no Tech2 is needed.

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