new vehicles with electric throttle

To Badest Banshee: Find a Rostra dealer in your area and have them install it for you. If yu haven't done a cruise control before, I wouldn't suggest trying to do one without qualified supervision. They don't just drop in. To Idogg200325: Check the cruise control switch for defects. The four wire plug is under the steering column behind the panel. There should be ignition power to it, a powered circuit when turning the switch on and off, a set wire and a resume wire. Those old trucks were also notorious for having defective brake switches. The brake switch performed two functions. First to turn on the brake lights the second to control a ground for the cruise to work. Ideally get schematics for the vehicle's cruise and you'll likely find the problem is with either the lever or the brake switch. sparky

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BaddestBanshee wrote: hey nowyaknow, I have a 2003 base model silverado with a 4.3L, if I order the handle will the cruise work? I already put fog lights on it, that was easy. The truck has no keyless, and manual locks, also manual windows. Is it a gm factory handle or do you get the part somewhere else.

Only the V8 trucks are throttle by wireThe V6 still needs a cruise control plus the handle.The SCS/Frigette cruise SCS4366 is a GM Plug in cruise that used in conjunction with the OE handle gives you cruise control.The inexpensive option is the vacuum cruise and added handle to the column.You could wire in a $25 cruise arm on the V8 pick ups and have cruise.Great for low balling a fleet order.the GM handle is $120The 4366 is $190

I am in washington state, how do I get or find those parts airandsound ?Want to know about Audi, I thought you did.

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