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Old 24-09-2006, 12:29 PM   #1
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Default ea / ed cruise control into xg ute

Hi all,
I am looking to add cruise control to my XG ute and wanting to keep the "factory fit look" was wondering if it was possible to use a cruise control kit from an EA- ED complete with module box and fairmont steering wheel. What steering column loom modifications are required in order to make the steering wheel switches work?
Has any body done this conversion? Any help with wiring diagrams or instructions would be greatly appreciated.

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Old 24-09-2006, 06:03 PM   #2
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if it's possible just change the steering column over to an ea one..not sure if the plugs and stuff are the same though
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Old 25-09-2006, 09:12 PM   #3
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Thanks mate,
I had a quick look at the set up at a wreckers but the steering column on ea/ed is different to the xf/xg models as they have a different steering system to the e series. The looms have different coloured wires in different positions also so there would be a bit of figuring out where wire go etc.
Looks like aI have to investigate further.....
Thanks again for your suggestion though.
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