cruise control
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ZDomZ
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Depends on your vehicle.
We need more info to be able to help. There are plenty of posts about it if you have a search.
We need more info to be able to help. There are plenty of posts about it if you have a search.
Optimus Prime
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might have more luck on Freel2.com - Index
td4van
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Easy to do - new steering wheel switch with the cruise buttons and then the config updated to reflect cruise is fitted.
LR Dealer or a good independent with decent LR diagnostics (Autologic etc) can do the config change.
LR Dealer or a good independent with decent LR diagnostics (Autologic etc) can do the config change.
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I honestly wouldnt bother mate. Roads are way to busy to make it worthwhile.
It sounds great but your opertunities to use it are limited.
It sounds great but your opertunities to use it are limited.
I read some great threads on here about fitting it to FL1s doesn't sound too bad. But it can't have gotten any harder to do. If you are circuit savvy shouldn't be a problem!
I priced it up for my FL1 at 400 for parts (all original switches etc), but was offered an after market fully fitted for £330 at a local fitters.
Honestly, I could really do with it on long drives (for me that means 500+ miles) but I do agree that often british roads are often too busy for CC
I priced it up for my FL1 at 400 for parts (all original switches etc), but was offered an after market fully fitted for £330 at a local fitters.
Honestly, I could really do with it on long drives (for me that means 500+ miles) but I do agree that often british roads are often too busy for CC
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