Cruise Control mod?
I remember I did it on my Acura TL and Maxima, but is there any way to make the cruise control always "on" or ready to be set instantly?
It's not a big deal, but I'd like to just hit one button and set the cruise, rather than hit "on" and then "set". It was really conveinant when I had the mod on my other cars.
Any ideas? I remember I had to wire a jumper betwee two fuse spots or something.
It's not a big deal, but I'd like to just hit one button and set the cruise, rather than hit "on" and then "set". It was really conveinant when I had the mod on my other cars.
Any ideas? I remember I had to wire a jumper betwee two fuse spots or something.
That "ON" switch is more a safety/fail safe switch than anything else. I'd hate to be in traffic and hit the "SET" switch by accident and rear end the guy infront of me. Don't be lazy! Be safe!
GM vehicles are already like this (at least my wife's '08 pontiac G6 is). there is an on/off button, but it stays where you put it. i pushed that button on when we first got the vehicle, and haven't had to turn it on again.
here's my assumption: in the on/off switch on the left side of the wheel, you should be able to take it apart and make it "on" all the time. maybe solder a little wire in place of the button (on the circuit board) for "on"
keep in mind my advice is worth close to what you paid for it...... but i thought i would throw it out there anyway
here's my assumption: in the on/off switch on the left side of the wheel, you should be able to take it apart and make it "on" all the time. maybe solder a little wire in place of the button (on the circuit board) for "on"
keep in mind my advice is worth close to what you paid for it...... but i thought i would throw it out there anyway
you have to be going at least 30 i believe for the cruise control to work and if you even touch the brakes it cuts off so that wouldn't happen.
that's how the new TLs are too, a button that stays in the position you press it, rather than resetting each time the vehicle is restarted.
hmm, i wonder if i just bypass the switch altogether and just connect the two sides of the power if itll still function, just "on" all the time.





