DIY Cruise Control FAQ (2006-2010 Yaris)

[CTScott]

Originally Posted by davidei92

sorry but what the AP 800?

Click on the link in my last response. It is an aftermarket cruise control system.

[CTScott]

Originally Posted by davidei92

Thank you. But my model is absent from the list
http://www.conrad-anderson.co.uk/cru...rol-toyota.htm

If your car is a 2nd generation Yaris with the D4D then it would fall into:

Yaris All except 1.0 2005 > £421.00 £396.00 £411.00 £374.50 £135.00

[CTScott]

Originally Posted by davidei92

in addition to the module, what should I take? Thank you. : D

I would contact that company or someone in Italy that does the installations to find out. I have not seen the directions for installation, so I am not sure if anything else is needed.

[CodyTheBody]

2009 Yaris 4Door. Just installed clutch switch last night and connected wiring that was already there; thank you Toyota! If it wasn't required to purchase the D3 connectors, then those wires (like the blue and brown D3 wires that have been pictured) should be there right?

[CTScott]

Originally Posted by CodyTheBody

2009 Yaris 4Door. Just installed clutch switch last night and connected wiring that was already there; thank you Toyota! If it wasn't required to purchase the D3 connectors, then those wires (like the blue and brown D3 wires that have been pictured) should be there right?

2009 Sedans are a mixed bag. It seems that ones with the power package (locks and windows) have the D3 pins in place and ones without it do not.

[CodyTheBody]

Originally Posted by CTScott

2009 Sedans are a mixed bag. It seems that ones with the power package (locks and windows) have the D3 pins in place and ones without it do not.

Hmmm. That's weird. The DIY installation says they aren't required so hopefully I won't have to buy something else but we'll see I guess. I haven't been able to look at it just yet.

[CTScott]

Originally Posted by CodyTheBody

Hmmm. That's weird. The DIY installation says they aren't required so hopefully I won't have to buy something else but we'll see I guess. I haven't been able to look at it just yet.

I actually wrote the DIY and since, in selling parts to many people, have learned about the 09 Sedans as being an exception to my rules.

[CodyTheBody]

Originally Posted by CTScott

I actually wrote the DIY and since, in selling parts to many people, have learned about the 09 Sedans as being an exception to my rules.

Gotcha. Didn't realize that. Well, I'll check my D3 connector tomorrow and get holla back. Do you sell those pin connectors?

[CTScott]

Originally Posted by CodyTheBody

Gotcha. Didn't realize that. Well, I'll check my D3 connector tomorrow and get holla back. Do you sell those pin connectors?

Yes. I sell the D3 pins for $5 shipped for the two, which is a fraction of dealer cost.

[CodyTheBody]

Originally Posted by CTScott

Yes. I sell the D3 pins for $5 shipped for the two, which is a fraction of dealer cost.

Dang I should've known this earlier. I bought all my parts (aside from the D3 on the toyota parts warehouse site. Ouch, ha

[Aetre]

Alrighty. Gonna try this on my '09 hatchback with A/T. All parts ordered...

Just verifying: I don't need wiring from the ECM to the steering column, ECM connector pin, or D3 pins, right? (You'd mentioned the '09 sedans having exceptions; are there any known exceptions for the hatches?)

[CTScott]

Originally Posted by Aetre

Alrighty. Gonna try this on my '09 hatchback with A/T. All parts ordered...

Just verifying: I don't need wiring from the ECM to the steering column, ECM connector pin, or D3 pins, right? (You'd mentioned the '09 sedans having exceptions; are there any known exceptions for the hatches?)

No. Thus far the 09+ LBs have all had the wiring, so just the stalk with harness and mounting screws (and the clutch switch if MT) is required.

[Aetre]

Sweet. Many thanks, and when the parts get here (next week), I'll update on how it goes! (So very much hoping the airbag doesn't explode...)

[CodyTheBody]

Do I need to buy the screws that are linked with the cruise control stalk or can I find them at Lowe's? If at Lowe's, what size/type screws are they?

[CTScott]

Originally Posted by CodyTheBody

Do I need to buy the screws that are linked with the cruise control stalk or can I find them at Lowe's? If at Lowe's, what size/type screws are they?

They are just M5 x 10mm long screws. I include them with the stalk, when I sell them.

[Aetre]

Parts came early, installation went perfectly. Huzzah!

Many thanks, CTScott.

[CodyTheBody]

Awight, so apparently I need the D3 pins. Should I PM you for shipping/purchasing them?

Also, Pin 40 on the ECM is the second hole from the end right? If so, it is taken by a blue wire, which is connected to Pin 6 of AD4 up under the dashboard, according to DIY Guide you wrote.

So what do I do with that blue wire? Take it out? The guide says tap onto it with the ECM A4 connector but I'm not real sure how. Any advice?

[CTScott]

Originally Posted by CodyTheBody

Awight, so apparently I need the D3 pins. Should I PM you for shipping/purchasing them?

Also, Pin 40 on the ECM is the second hole from the end right? If so, it is taken by a blue wire, which is connected to Pin 6 of AD4 up under the dashboard, according to DIY Guide you wrote.

So what do I do with that blue wire? Take it out? The guide says tap onto it with the ECM A4 connector but I'm not real sure how. Any advice?

Yes, you can PM me.

If your 09 sedan doesn't have the power package, then it makes sense that you have the ECM pin populated, but not the d3 pins. The easiest method to make the connection is to use a tap splice connector, which you slide over the wire, slip the connecting wire in, and squeeze it with a pair of pliers.