Hi Guys,
Don't know if this is the correct section to use but here we go.
Is it possible to retrofit cruise control to my 2008 987
Cayman
2.7.
If so how easy is it? does it need coding? Does anyone know the part numbers of the parts I need.
Thanks
For parts I believe you'll need to locate:
1x 99762267400 Wiring Harness Cruise Control
1x 9976132610001 Switch Cruise Control
4x N90906802 Torx Screw M 2,5 X 2,6 X 43,5-D
The wiring harness plugs into the back of control board plate.
You'll probably need
PIWIS
or Durametric to code the car.
Thank you very much for the information, I'll try to source the parts 👍
Thanks again
you do not need to remove the steering wheel - all in, its about an hour job absolute max
Is it something you've done yourself? Just ordered the cruise stalk, loom and cowl. Once it arrives I'll have to find someone to code it.
hi George, yes I done it myself and then got it coded at an OPC
I didn't buy a new cowl though, I just used a
Dremel
on the existing one
you will need the 2 screws for securing the stalk - it may actually come with them
its fairly straightforward though
unscrew the cowl - was enough
sit the cowl in position and
plug
in the loom - all the connections are there - very simple
then comes securing the stalk - there are 2 long screws that secure the stalk in place - one cant be accessed without taking the steering wheel off, but having searched this, most people just use the one screw (see my thread below) as it is not moving anywhere. I however 'dremelled' out a little space for a small nut and pushed that into where the crew head would be (left hand arrow on my picture - on the workbench obviously), and inserted the screw from the rear - its really not necessary, but I just did it anyway
then put your cowls together and fir the screws for these - make sore the cowls are lined up properly too
any Q's give me a shout
Help with cruise retrofit
hi, wonder if anyone has done this ? removed the bottom cowl, stalk now in place, but can only access one hole to attach the stalk one hole is hidden once you put the stalk in place & anything ive read says install the 2 screws - you cannot access the 2nd screw - any ideas ???
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Cheers Jim, very helpful, how much did it cost to have it coded?
that's my understanding - plus, I got a brand new
718
Boxster
to use as a courtesy car while it was getting done - only had it couple of hours but it was worth it
I would still say that the
Foxwell NT530
would still be worth a try, especially if you were going to buy one anyway, before you pay the dealer.
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