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Adding Cruise Control

Discussion in '2nd Gen. Tacomas (2005-2015)' started by scgunslinger, Jan 14, 2011.

  1. Jan 14, 2011 at 10:07 AM
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    scgunslinger

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    Has anyone added Cruise to a non SR5, non TRD 2011 2.7 man trans. I dont think mine comes with the wiring in the colum and not sure how to tell. Dont want to buy the stem and install parts and find out theirs no wiring in the colum or to and from the ECM to control it. I have a base model truck reg cab bench seat which I hate and no power options. I bought this to truck to last as long as I do so I ordered it stripped down as far as I could get it. The less there is the less there is to break.
     
  2. Jan 14, 2011 at 10:09 AM
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    im not sure if its the same for a 2011, but for my 2005 all of the wires and necessary plugs were there, they were just taped off.
     
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    A few bolts are different.
    If you have a local "Auto Trim Design" shop, try there. They installed my grandfathers on his tundra and it works great.
     
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    PreRunner: Added fogs, cruise, Trailer hitch, TRD wheels & rugged trail T/A's, window tint. D/C: Duratrac's, Viper Smartstart, window tint.
    I got this cruise control for my 2008 SR5 reg cab for like $150. If you are worried about the toyota one not working on a non SR5 this one just clips into the plastic on the steering wheel. I'm perfectly happy with it.

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    http://www.summitracing.com/parts/RPC-250-1779/?rtype=10

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    I got my first 4x4 in 1972...haven't been without one! I still like Chrome!
    I got my stem at a junk yard for $10. They are all the same cars and trucks are alike in your year model. So one for a Camry will fit.
     
  7. Jan 14, 2011 at 5:09 PM
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    just did a install same truck tusday 2011 manual rostra makes the kit works just like factory
    make sure to get the clutch switch 250-4206
    your truck may be pre-wired if not this kit will still work!!


    http://rostra.com/manuals/250-1836_Form5188C.pdf
     
  8. Jul 31, 2011 at 6:02 PM
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    Ok I got the cruise control switch and the new jumper wire for my 2008 base model. But after plugging everything in, nothing. Is there a part that goes from the ecu to the steering wheel that i need?
     
  9. Jul 31, 2011 at 6:08 PM
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    I installed everything on my 09 5-lug and no go. Turns out I wasnt pre-wired so I am kinda at a stand still..??
     
  10. Feb 1, 2012 at 1:20 PM
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    Dealership, my local one says cant be done the toyota parts wont work on my truck. Second here is the part #s from Rostra for the 2011 taco 250-1836 and if you have a clutch 250-4206 and bout $170.00 bucks. I ordered mine from Brandon Dist. @ 877-402-3944 great people. Rostra says no problem. Will update again after the install. And yes this is the delership I bought the truck from, what the heck ?
     
  11. Feb 1, 2012 at 2:57 PM
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    thanks! I still hate how Toyota requires the package for the cruise control
     
  12. Feb 17, 2012 at 8:00 AM
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    Well dont try to deal with the stealership. I tried not to say that but what else can I think. The Rostra kit worked great even if your truck is not prewired and my truck was not. I had four wires to run from the drivers side to the passenger side and used a coat hanger to pull them across from one side to the other. I also had to install the clutch switch. Yep it was a pita. My biggest trouble was no room to rotate the clutch switch to screw it inplace of the stop bolt on the clutch pedal. The wires were made onto it and no room for them to rotate to screw it in. How they stayed on there I have no idea. I pulled on them for 10 min to turn the switch about 12 rounds or so. All I can say is its made tough and thank you Rostra for making a great system. Im no professional mechanic and it took me about four hours and two sore knees to get her done but Im cruzing now with a push of a button. I have one issue maybe someone can answer. When I push the brake pedal the cruise drops out and will not resume the cruise light starts blinking and I have to turn it off then back on to reset it. ? Not sure if thats the correct way it is supposed to work but I can deal with that. I think my corolla with resume after pushing the brake pedal. If I had to guess I would say this is the factory cruise toyota installs on our trucks. Looks indentical to my corolla.
     
  13. Apr 29, 2019 at 11:24 AM
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    2011 Base model Tacoma here. Will try and do this mod. Will also try and do the test to see if the truck is pre-wired for cruise as shown on many of the ebay posts that sell the parts. Unless anyone has confirmed it works on a 2011 double cab base model. Heard some rumours that models built in mexico are not prewired so I guess only way to find out is to check it. Following the step by step on the Toyota Nation Link. I do have one question. What is the reason for actually removing the 2 cables from the air bag sensor. Can you not just leave those on and have it sit on the steering wheel bottom while you install the cruise control signal. Only the ground wire has to be removed to plug in the new the wire and then attach the new ground wire. Not even taking the air bag cables off?
     
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    See here: https://www.tacomaworld.com/threads/diy-oem-cruise-control-install.2736/#post-10084900

    Some pre wired some not. The seller in this thread has a Toyota CC kit with all wires you need if not prewired. Mine was prewired and works great, and was easy. The wiring may be more difficult, but this guy is great at replying to you with questions. Don't get the Rostra kit or the summit racing stuff when you get install Toyota Factory parts.
     

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