2004 Yaris verso pre-wired for cruise control

[scotmech]

Is 2004 Yaris verso pre-wired for cruise control

Have tried a search on this subject

Does anyone know if my Yaris Verso is pre-wired

Or is there an after market kit

Has anyone fitted cruise control, what make and how difficult is it

[CTScott]

Do you really mean 1994? The EPC shows the first year for the Yaris Verso as 1998.

[scotmech]

Sorry the year is 2004 ... must be my age and the grey cells !!!!

[CTScott]

Sorry the year is 2004 ... must be my age and the grey cells !!!!

OK - That makes much more sense. Unfortunately, OEM cruise control was not available on the Yaris Verso. With it having a cable throttle (as opposed to electronic, like on the 2nd generation and newer Yaris), installation of an aftermarket solution would be quite a bit more complicated and expensive.

[scotmech]

CTScott

Thanks for a prompt reply

I previously had a Toyota Estima with an after market cruise control

I got so used to it that I really miss it now

Any recommendations for an after market kit that I could get someone to fit for me

Have been retired for a few years now, I had a small garage business for 27 years (As my username)

But did not do any electrical work (An Auto Electrician is a trade on its own)

[CTScott]

CTScott

Thanks for a prompt reply

I previously had a Toyota Estima with an after market cruise control

I got so used to it that I really miss it now

Any recommendations for an after market kit that I could get someone to fit for me

Have been retired for a few years now, I had a small garage business for 27 years (As my username)

But did not do any electrical work (An Auto Electrician is a trade on its own)


Your Yaris Verso is basically the same as the Yaris from that vintage or what we got here in the US as the Toyota Echo. Here is an aftermarket kit, which was offered for the Echo, which should also work with your car:

http://www.thecruisecontrolstore.com/ez-catalog/X380183/0003/echo

[scotmech]

Your Yaris Verso is basically the same as the Yaris from that vintage or what we got here in the US as the Toyota Echo. Here is an aftermarket kit, which was offered for the Echo, which should also work with your car:

http://www.thecruisecontrolstore.com/ez-catalog/X380183/0003/echo

Have ordered (US) Ebay item no 120905453990

This is similar to the one you quoted ... but do not get a UK option to put our postcode in

Will let you know how i installs ...

[CTScott]

Have ordered (US) Ebay item no 120905453990

This is similar to the one you quoted ... but do not get a UK option to put our postcode in

Will let you know how i installs ...

The installation documentation may be off as far as wire colors go. Once you have it in hand, if you can shoot me a copy of the install guide for it, I can help you sort it out.

[scotmech]

Thanks again for your interest

Will be in touch when the item is delivered

[scotmech]

CTScott


As my car is a … Toyota Yaris Verso 2004 1.3 RHD Manual Transmission … and the instructions are for a Toyota Echo LHD …

The wiring colours are different and the Instructions are not too easy to follow …

There are 6 main wires to connect … Just the Grey Wire left to the VSS Sensor to connect …

Black Earth Wire (Done)
2 on the Brake Switch (Done)
Accessory feed at the fuse Panel (Done)
VSS (Vehicle Speed Sensor) Grey Wire
Tach Sensor Dark Blue Wire (Not Necessary as it is Manual Transmission)

Not sure what this means …
Grey Wire Attachment for VSS Signal … Location 7 – Back of Knee Panel 2 connector from top …

Data Link Connector has 7 wires in Positions …
4 … White/Black
5 … Brown
7 … Purple or Violet
9 … Green/Black
13 … Pink/Black
15 … Pink
16 … Brown/Black

Can you explain exactly where this connection is made ...

Location 7 – Back of Knee Panel 2 connector from top …

Can I connect the VSS Grey Wire at the Instrument Panel or the DLC ...

[CTScott]

CTScott


As my car is a … Toyota Yaris Verso 2004 1.3 RHD Manual Transmission … and the instructions are for a Toyota Echo LHD …

The wiring colours are different and the Instructions are not too easy to follow …

There are 6 main wires to connect … Just the Grey Wire left to the VSS Sensor to connect …

Black Earth Wire (Done)
2 on the Brake Switch (Done)
Accessory feed at the fuse Panel (Done)
VSS (Vehicle Speed Sensor) Grey Wire
Tach Sensor Dark Blue Wire (Not Necessary as it is Manual Transmission)

Not sure what this means …
Grey Wire Attachment for VSS Signal … Location 7 – Back of Knee Panel 2 connector from top …

Data Link Connector has 7 wires in Positions …
4 … White/Black
5 … Brown
7 … Purple or Violet
9 … Green/Black
13 … Pink/Black
15 … Pink
16 … Brown/Black

Can you explain exactly where this connection is made ...

Location 7 – Back of Knee Panel 2 connector from top …

Can I connect the VSS Grey Wire at the Instrument Panel or the DLC ...

VSS is vehicle speed (SPD on the wiring diagrams). There is not a VSS connection at the DLC connector, but you can grab it at the instrument panel from the White wire with the red stripe.

[scotmech]

CTScott

White/Red stripe wire at the Instrument panel is the VSS

Cruise Control is now working Perfectly

Had to set up some of the 12 Programme switches

But straightforward

Thanks again CTScott for all your help

[CTScott]

CTScott

White/Red stripe wire at the Instrument panel is the VSS

Cruise Control is now working Perfectly

Had to set up some of the 12 Programme switches

But straightforward

Thanks again CTScott for all your help

Excellent! This is actually very good news for people with 1st generation European Yaris. Did you by any chance take pictures along the way?

[nvukcevi]

i am trying the same. fitting a aftermarket (waeco ms-50) cruise control to yaris p1 05 2sz-fe, LHD, made in france. cable throttle.

i am good to go except speed sensor wire.
can you point me where can i find it and what color? as i google it says it shoud be purple-white but i didnt had any luck. i looked behind the radio up and down, in front of a tacho and behind passengers department (ecu).

or maybee do you have 2sz-fe ecu pin out? or wiring diagram

[CTScott]

i am trying the same. fitting a aftermarket (waeco ms-50) cruise control to yaris p1 05 2sz-fe, LHD, made in france. cable throttle.

i am good to go except speed sensor wire.
can you point me where can i find it and what color? as i google it says it shoud be purple-white but i didnt had any luck. i looked behind the radio up and down, in front of a tacho and behind passengers department (ecu).

or maybee do you have 2sz-fe ecu pin out? or wiring diagram


You can grab the speed sensor wire in a few different places:

1. At the instrument cluster (Digital type)- White/Red wire in pin 15 of connector C15 (22 pin connector)

2. At the instrument cluster (Analog type)- White/Red wire in pin 13 of connector C11 (22 pin connector)

3. ECM connector - Light Green/Red wire in pin 9 of connector E6 (22 pin connector)

[nvukcevi]

option 1. worked as a charm. thanks a lot !!!!

CC is a aftermarket waeco ms-50
http://www.my-caravanning.com/en/produkte/sicherheit/geschwindigkeitsregler/MS-50/397
http://de.waeco.com/tmp/MS-50_EB_10S_02.pdf

i did is as following:

find a place for it under the hood, cut the brake vacuum line and connect to it
http://oi59.tinypic.com/kd8k69.jpg

dissasembley the console
http://www.fitaudio.com/?View=entry&EntryID=45

connected +12V and ign 12V on the radio connector
http://oi60.tinypic.com/j74xas.jpg

tacho jack for speed sensor
http://oi59.tinypic.com/335ehxg.jpg

always check the connection since i dont believe these clips, better way would be to solder it, but this does the work
http://oi59.tinypic.com/hufucm.jpg

there is a LED on the controler unit that flashes depeding on type of signal and if
the LED flashes more than once per secound, the black wire loops on
the electronic module have to be cut. This will change the impulse
count from 1,250 impulses/kph to 8,000 impulses/kph. this was needed so i cuted the black wire. didnt take picture but i found one on the web
http://i58.tinypic.com/2lcmfj9.jpg

connecting the cable to throttle
http://oi57.tinypic.com/2cmxa3b.jpg

thats about it, one dayi will try to connect the cc remote to the original radio remote on the steeringwheel since im not using it.

once more thanks to scott for saving me a bunch of work with that speed sensor wire so i didnt had to install waeco magnetic speed sensors on the gearbox