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hello,i have seat toledo 2002 1.8 agn ,i want to install cruise control in it but i want to know which points i will connect to the ecu,i dont have the black plug
I think only turbo cars can have cruise control fitted. If you don't have a black plug under the windscreen I don't think your car can.
To test, hold the engine at 2,000 revs & press the brake pedal. If the revs drop you've got an electronic controlled throttle & you can fit cruise control. If the revs stay at 2,000 then you have a normal throttle and can't have cruise control.
thank you for your reply, but i saw alot of cars the same engine and model with cruise control, like this (seat toledo 2002 1.8 20v AGN)not turbo
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You're welcome, there's a lot of extra wiring and ECU coding that would've been done when the car was built. This needs to be there to easily fit cruise control yourself.
I'm not sure if your car has it. The first thing to check is if pressing the brake pedal makes the engine revs drop to idle even if you still got your foot on the accelerate pedal - as I said in my first message.
If it does then your ECU is at least partially setup/coded for cruise control. If not then you're going to struggle.
I'm not sure if your car has it. The first thing to check is if pressing the brake pedal makes the engine revs drop to idle even if you still got your foot on the accelerate pedal - as I said in my first message.
If it does then your ECU is at least partially setup/coded for cruise control. If not then you're going to struggle.
i will try it when i drive or when i stop the car?,but if it is works,i want to know which points in the ecu i will connect the cruise control wires t80 ecu connector?
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I'd recommend doing it when the car is stopped. Pressing the brake with your left foot when the car is moving is a good way of headbutt the steering wheel ...
You can use VCDS to check the brake pedal switch. But that also works the lights so not much point. Cruise control also needs a switch on the clutch pedal, you can check if you have one with VCDS.
yes ,i already have it (the blue clutch switch with two wires black/blu and white/red)
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