DIY - 2009 Cruise Control for $10, without pulling the steering wheel and airbag

[bronsin]

55446-52060-BO is $22 BTW.

[TylerJ]

So I had everything soft wired in last night and it worked perfectly. When I ran all the wires today and tried it after buttoning things up nothing happened. I think my jumper for the clutch cruise switch in the fuse box got moved when I snapped the lid back on. This is the coolest thing to have cruise for so cheap.

[WDmac]

Hello, I just bought a 2009 yaris sedan and wanted to put the $10 cruise on it. When I got into the bottom of the steering wheel colum, there is only 1 black wire coming out of the connector shown in CTSCOTT's diagram. Any ideas? Thanks.

[CTScott]

Originally Posted by WDmac

Hello, I just bought a 2009 yaris sedan and wanted to put the $10 cruise on it. When I got into the bottom of the steering wheel colum, there is only 1 black wire coming out of the connector shown in CTSCOTT's diagram. Any ideas? Thanks.

I believe that someone else found that as well. That means that the 09 Sedans are like the 07-08 liftbacks, which means that you will need to run the wire yourself from the ECM to the switches. Take a look at this thread, working your way from the end back for more details:

http://www.yarisworld.com/forums/sho...=16188&page=29

[WDmac]

Thanks a lot I appreciate the time you took to post all this info. Looks like you have helped a bunch of people save some money. I'll check out that thread and let you know how it goes. Thanks again

[trunkout]

Originally Posted by CTScott

I believe that someone else found that as well. That means that the 09 Sedans are like the 07-08 liftbacks, which means that you will need to run the wire yourself from the ECM to the switches.

I have an 09 sedan! The wires are there under my steering wheel!
I will post pics tomorrow on the install......

[AlexNet0]

I havent seen anything yet I dont think, how do you remove the friggin dash, lol, I dont wanna break any clips, so can anyone post a pic with the screw and clip locations highlighted?

[julienrl]

Hello, I wanted to do this but could not find the parts (even with the part numbers) for the covers\panels on the dash (so I can swap it for the normal one if I take the car in for servicing or something or want to sell the car as a trade in in the future), so I made the mirror cover one myself! It happens to be a hobby of mine to make plastic objects \ casting and molding, so if anyone needs a mirror cover, the master mold is made, and since that was the expensive part, i can make them for pretty cheap if anyone wants one for 10$ shipping anywhere included :). Takes about 24 to have one made and ready so it could be sent pretty quickly.

[taka]

Thank Scott for this DIY.
System is installed and working. Couple things I found on my 2008 Sedan: The wire is already installed between ECM pin 40 to connector AD4 under the dash. Instead of running a new wire from ECM or disassemble the dash to get to the wire from the top of AD4, I push a long pin up from the bottom of connector AD4 (pin 9) for wire connection to the switches.
My two spring loaded off toggle switches are mounted onto a existing blanking hole located beside the park brake handle. Toggle switches operation are: System enable/disable on each toggle and Set/Coast (when held). Sorry I would have posted photo of the installation if and when I find out how to.

[127.0.0.1]

I just did post 1 to my 2010 yaris and it works perfectly. I made my own switchbox and will mount near the handbrake.



edit: I just found my new permanent switch. I will get this in the mail, then
cut off the control box I have now, and mount this in the empty switch slot
next to my stereo AUX input.


super sano install for the Yaris. keyboard sized 2-axis momentary joystick

http://www.alliedelec.com/search/pro...px?SKU=9485541

[ditso]

I really enjoyed CTScott's instructions on how to add cruise control. I haven't purchased a Yaris yet but I'm planning to do so this spring. Since CTScott obviously is a very smart individual, I was wondering whether he could provide instructions on how to add a headphone jack in approximately the same location as the two cruise control switches. The jack would not necessarily need to shut off the speakers in the car--just tap into the sound system. Before someone goes ballistic on how "unsafe" this is, I would like to point out that my drive is very early in the morning on an interstate with very little traffic. I would take the headphones off when driving in serious traffic. Thanks.

[127.0.0.1]

2010 Yaris 5door Auto, DIY cruisecontrol switch installed. pardon the red sharpie treatment, it needs another coat.

it's teh bomb. the switch action feels like toyota engineered this thing, it really does. easy to hang yer arm off the
armrest and + or - ...and it is precise.

[CTScott]

Originally Posted by 127.0.0.1

2010 Yaris 5door Auto, DIY cruisecontrol switch installed. pardon the red sharpie treatment, it needs another coat.

it's teh bomb. the switch action feels like toyota engineered this thing, it really does. easy to hang yer arm off the
armrest and + or - ...and it is precise.

Very cool!

[POORSHA]

good stuff!

[SEALL]

hi guys,I'm from China with 08'Yaris 1.6AT 5doors liftback,i have done the CC work just like Vince87'job,but the CC don't work,is it haven't programs in my ECM/ECU? somebody help me~~~~

[CTScott]

Originally Posted by SEALL

hi guys,I'm from China with 08'Yaris 1.6AT 5doors liftback,i have done the CC work just like Vince87'job,but the CC don't work,is it haven't programs in my ECM/ECU? somebody help me~~~~

Can you track down the electrical wiring diagrams for the Chinese market Yaris? Someone from Europe tried the CC mod and it didn't work. Once I got a copy of the EWD for their market, I found that the CC pin on the ECM wasn't actually used for their market.

[SEALL]

OK，thanks for all,and do you know how much volts on pin 40?

[CTScott]

Originally Posted by SEALL

OK，thanks for all,and do you know how much volts on pin 40?

Pin 40 measures 12 volts with nothing connected to it.