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Chat Area => General Discussion Area => Topic started by: Debs. on 10 March 2008, 20:25:11
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I got my cruise install finished and today I took the car for a quick test drive.....it`s brill!
I`m going to Brum tomorrow so I`ll be able to give the cruise-machine a good test on the M54/M6; as long as the traffic is actually moving! ;)
P.S Thanks to Tunnie for supplying the cruise bits`n pieces I needed. :y
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I got my cruise install finished and today I took the car for a quick test drive.....it`s brill!
I`m going to Brum tomorrow so I`ll be able to give the cruise-machine a good test on the M54/M6; as long as the traffic is actually moving! ;)
P.S Thanks to Tunnie for supplying the cruise bits`n pieces I needed. :y
Cruise is an excellent device. Had on my GTA & i loved it.
Happy cruisin Deb's :y
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I love my cruise :y
Well done debs
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Hey Debs,
I fancied fitting this to mine, so can you answer a few questions for me?
How much parts wise?
What did you need parts wise?
How long did it take you?
:y
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I got my cruise install finished and today I took the car for a quick test drive.....it`s brill!
I`m going to Brum tomorrow so I`ll be able to give the cruise-machine a good test on the M54/M6; as long as the traffic is actually moving! ;)
P.S Thanks to Tunnie for supplying the cruise bits`n pieces I needed. :y
I thought cruise was standered on CDX :-/
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If you have a pre-facelift Omega (with a throttle cable, not DBW) then check out this helpful forum 'how-to' guide:
http://www.omegaowners.com/forum/YaBB.pl?num=1166374649
Kits with all (or nearly all) the parts are going for between £30 to 50 on eBay.....or you could ask on the forum 'bits wanted' for the parts needed.
You need the cruise stalk, throttle-actuator, 4 terminal switch for brake pedal and if a manual-box a clutch switch too....that`s about it, all the wiring is already there, so it`s really a plug and play job: a good afternoon`s work or perhaps a day if you drink lots of tea/coffee and chat to mates.
If you have a Facelift Omega model; it`s even easier to fit....just buy the special (Facelift) cruise stalk and then have the car down to a forum member who can Tech-II enable cruise (or a dealer could do it if you don`t mind being 'taken').....there`s a Facelift Cruise 'how-to' for that in the maintenance guide too!
I`ve found it an easy-peasy job to fit..... :y
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If you have a pre-facelift Omega (with a throttle cable, not DBW) then check out this helpful forum 'how-to' guide:
http://www.omegaowners.com/forum/YaBB.pl?num=1166374649
Kits with all (or nearly all) the parts are going for between £30 to 50 on eBay.....or you could ask on the forum 'bits wanted' for the parts needed.
You need the cruise stalk, throttle-actuator, 4 terminal switch for brake pedal and if a manual-box a clutch switch too....that`s about it, all the wiring is already there, so it`s really a plug and play job: a good afternoon`s work or perhaps a day if you drink lots of tea/coffee and chat to mates.
If you have a Facelift Omega model; it`s even easier to fit....just buy the special (Facelift) cruise stalk and then have the car down to a forum member who can Tech-II enable cruise (or a dealer could do it if you don`t mind being 'taken').....there`s a Facelift Cruise 'how-to' for that in the maintenance guide too!
I`ve found it an easy-peasy job to fit..... :y
DTi's too :question :question
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Well done Debs ... nice job .. :)
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If you have a Facelift Omega model; it`s even easier to fit....just buy the special (Facelift) cruise stalk and then have the car down to a forum member who can Tech-II enable cruise .....
Not wishing to be pedantic ;) but not all face lifts, it's just the drive-by-wire cars.
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If you have a Facelift Omega model; it`s even easier to fit....just buy the special (Facelift) cruise stalk and then have the car down to a forum member who can Tech-II enable cruise .....
Not wishing to be pedantic ;) but not all face lifts, it's just the drive-by-wire cars.
It`s not being pedantic at all! :y
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nice one Debs :y :y