I'm trying to install an after-market cruise control system (Audiovox CCS-100) on a 1995 Toyota Tercel. I know it's not much of a car, but, we use it as our run-around vehicle and it does get an honest 33± miles per gallon.
Question: I would sure like to install it within the driver's reach. Ideally, I would like to place the control on the steering wheel. Maximum turn of the wheel is a little more than one revolution. Any ideas about how I could "wrap" the wires around the column so that it doesn't bind, or look too stupid. I am willing to remove the steering wheel along with the airbag and place the wires out of sight. They would still need to twist one full turn when in use. I have full instructions on how to remove wheel, airbag etc. and have done it before.
Do I jury-rig, mount the wires externally to the column, or try to go inside? All ideas appreciated.
Thanks, Ivan Vegvary