Adding Cruise Control

Oct 11, 2003 7 Replies

I just bought a new 2003 Silverado K1500 w/5.3 L vortec 5300. I've been thinking of adding cruise control. Is it true that all I would need to buy is the turn signal lever with the cruise control on it? Thats it? From what I have read it is already pre-wired for it. The dealer is closed right now or I wouls just call them. Thanks.


The cruise control consists of the controls on the lever, a control unit (mine looks like a small amplifier and is mounted under the dash), the actuator unit (mounted on the engine) and the connecting cables. I don't think that it is hooked to the main computer. The cheapest part in all this is the lever.

. Re: Adding Cruise Control Group: alt.trucks.chevy Date: Sat, Oct 11, 2003, 9:06am (CDT+1) From: snipped-for-privacy@webtv.net (Rich=A0B) The cruise control consists of the controls on the lever, a control unit (mine looks like a small amplifier and is mounted under the dash), the actuator unit (mounted on the engine) and the connecting cables. I don't think that it is hooked to the main computer. The cheapest part in all this is the lever. . Cruise Controls Address:

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marsh monster ~:~

Re: Adding Cruise Control

Group: alt.trucks.chevy Date: Sat, Oct 11, 2003, 9:06am (CDT+1) From: snipped-for-privacy@webtv.net (Rich B) The cruise control consists of the controls on the lever, a control unit (mine looks like a small amplifier and is mounted under the dash), the actuator unit (mounted on the engine) and the connecting cables. I don't think that it is hooked to the main computer. The cheapest part in all this is the lever. . Cruise Controls Address:

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marsh monster ~:~ Good link Scrib, however........What is that crap about on most vehicles it only takes 45 minutes to install. I've done a few and it took alot more than

45 minutes. Its not *hard* to do but is very *time* consuming. Lyin bastards. :)

Damn right Scott, it does take a few hours in most applications.

Doc

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