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Cruise control fitting
« on: 06 January 2008, 16:30:34 »
Can anyone help me with fitting Cruise control to my MV6?
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Re: Cruise control fitting
« Reply #1 on: 06 January 2008, 16:36:18 »
look in the how2 section.

I did it on mine its really easy and no Tech2 need if you have a non drive by wire
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Re: Cruise control fitting
« Reply #2 on: 06 January 2008, 17:14:23 »
all 3.0's are drive by wire.... so he will need all the cruise bits!
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Re: Cruise control fitting
« Reply #3 on: 06 January 2008, 17:18:18 »
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all 3.0's are drive by wire.... so he will need all the cruise bits!

you are wrong bud !! all 2.6/3.2 are drive by wire !!all 2.5/3.0 are normal cables !! ;)
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Re: Cruise control fitting
« Reply #4 on: 06 January 2008, 17:30:49 »
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all 3.0's are drive by wire.... so he will need all the cruise bits!

you are wrong bud !! all 2.6/3.2 are drive by wire !!all 2.5/3.0 are normal cables !! ;)

sorry got it the wrong way around... fly by wire is the cable ones.

2.2 is also drive by wire
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Re: Cruise control fitting
« Reply #5 on: 06 January 2008, 17:42:36 »
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all 3.0's are drive by wire.... so he will need all the cruise bits!

you are wrong bud !! all 2.6/3.2 are drive by wire !!all 2.5/3.0 are normal cables !! ;)

sorry got it the wrong way around... fly by wire is the cable ones.

2.2 is also drive by wire

and 2.5 td bmw is dbw !! ;)
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Re: Cruise control fitting
« Reply #6 on: 06 January 2008, 17:43:36 »
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all 3.0's are drive by wire.... so he will need all the cruise bits!

you are wrong bud !! all 2.6/3.2 are drive by wire !!all 2.5/3.0 are normal cables !! ;)

sorry got it the wrong way around... fly by wire is the cable ones.

2.2 is also drive by wire

and 2.5 td bmw is dbw !! ;)

as is the 2.2 DTi ... i think!  ;D
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Re: Cruise control fitting
« Reply #7 on: 06 January 2008, 17:44:28 »
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all 3.0's are drive by wire.... so he will need all the cruise bits!

you are wrong bud !! all 2.6/3.2 are drive by wire !!all 2.5/3.0 are normal cables !! ;)

sorry got it the wrong way around... fly by wire is the cable ones.

2.2 is also drive by wire

and 2.5 td bmw is dbw !! ;)

as is the 2.2 DTi ... i think!  ;D
yes mate it is !! ;D
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Re: Cruise control fitting
« Reply #8 on: 07 January 2008, 19:04:10 »
When fitting cruise control to a 3.0lt v6 auto, is the 4pin brake pedal switch fitted in place of the original brake pedal switch for the brake lights or aswell as the original switch. On mine there is a spare position for a switch(square hole)
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Re: Cruise control fitting
« Reply #9 on: 07 January 2008, 20:18:27 »
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When fitting cruise control to a 3.0lt v6 auto, is the 4pin brake pedal switch fitted in place of the original brake pedal switch for the brake lights or aswell as the original switch. On mine there is a spare position for a switch(square hole)
the existing 2 pin one is replaced with a 4 pin one
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Re: Cruise control fitting
« Reply #10 on: 07 January 2008, 21:30:18 »
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When fitting cruise control to a 3.0lt v6 auto, is the 4pin brake pedal switch fitted in place of the original brake pedal switch for the brake lights or aswell as the original switch. On mine there is a spare position for a switch(square hole)
the existing 2 pin one is replaced with a 4 pin one

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Re: Cruise control fitting
« Reply #11 on: 09 January 2008, 17:36:40 »
Just fitted cruise control on my v6 estate  :y All straight forward and worked first time  ;D

Did the cam cover gaskets on Sunday, no oil in plug holes now and no drips on the drive either  ;)

Got the exhaust to change and the check strap to repair at the weekend along with climate control surround
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« Reply #12 on: 09 January 2008, 20:49:41 »
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Just fitted cruise control on my v6 estate  :y All straight forward and worked first time  ;D

Did the cam cover gaskets on Sunday, no oil in plug holes now and no drips on the drive either  ;)

Got the exhaust to change and the check strap to repair at the weekend along with climate control surround
hope its a nice gm exhaust :y
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Re: Cruise control fitting
« Reply #13 on: 09 January 2008, 22:24:59 »
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When fitting cruise control to a 3.0lt v6 auto, is the 4pin brake pedal switch fitted in place of the original brake pedal switch for the brake lights or aswell as the original switch. On mine there is a spare position for a switch(square hole)
the existing 2 pin one is replaced with a 4 pin one


or in my case , a short bit of wire.
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Re: Cruise control fitting
« Reply #14 on: 11 January 2008, 06:57:14 »
                [/quote]  hope its a nice gm exhaust :y[/quote]


Sadly no, funds wouldn't run to Vauxhall stealer prices  >:(  so i got one from here

       www.onlineautomotive.co.uk

£163 inc Vat ( includes 7 new rubbers and 2 clamps )  8-)

We'll see what it's like when it's fitted, but it looks reasonably good quality and i don't forsee any problems with it  :y
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