DIY Cruise Control for 2012 Yaris - Good News!

[haunter1982]

Just found out that 45186-52030 C0 is not the right part for my steering wheel. 5$ spent for nothing. dammit.
But now i have the flexible rubber part and can make the origin part fit right.

[CTScott]

Originally Posted by haunter1982

Just found out that 45186-52030 C0 is not the right part for my steering wheel. 5$ spent for nothing. dammit.
But now i have the flexible rubber part and can make the origin part fit right.

Yes. The part for the European Yaris is a different shape. I have the correct part number listed somewhere in this thread.

[apmatzen]

Three weeks away I bought a 2014 Yaris (2015 model).

It has the 1.33L 1NR-FE engine.

Does that one have the wiring?

[CTScott]

Originally Posted by apmatzen

Three weeks away I bought a 2014 Yaris (2015 model).

It has the 1.33L 1NR-FE engine.

Does that one have the wiring?

Yes it does. All you need is the stalk with harness and the steering wheel side trim piece.

[apmatzen]

Originally Posted by CTScott

Yes it does. All you need is the stalk with harness and the steering wheel side trim piece.

Is it something you have in stock?

[CTScott]

Originally Posted by apmatzen

Is it something you have in stock?

I stock the stalk and harness and the trim pieces for the US 3rd generation, but the European 3rd generation Yaris have a slightly different steering wheel back cover, so you'd have to grab that piece from the dealer.

[meszar]

Hi CTScott, I would like to ask whether it is possible to install cruise control Yaris 1.0 2014 purchased in the Czech Republic?

[CTScott]

Originally Posted by meszar

Hi CTScott, I would like to ask whether it is possible to install cruise control Yaris 1.0 2014 purchased in the Czech Republic?

I don't believe that the ECM for the 1.0L supports cruise control.

[apmatzen]

Hmm...I've had 1.0 2012 and I asked the local dealer If they Can install cc in the car...and they can.

But I never got it installed, because I bought another car.

So it can be done, but its very expensive.


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[meszar]

Originally Posted by CTScott

I don't believe that the ECM for the 1.0L supports cruise control.

It did not please me very much. but it is interesting that Toyota offers 1.0 liters senso packet, which includes cruise control. I do not feel that because of this changing in the production of the control unit.

[CTScott]

Originally Posted by meszar

It did not please me very much. but it is interesting that Toyota offers 1.0 liters senso packet, which includes cruise control. I do not feel that because of this changing in the production of the control unit.

I think something might have gotten lost in translation. What do you mean by "senso packet"?

[meszar]

when I bought Yaris, and the opportunity to take it with Senso Packet, but I could not wait a month, unfortunately.
Senso packet includes:
Dual-zone automatic air conditioning
Rearview mirror with automatic iris
Smart Entry & Start
Twilight sensor
Rain sensor
The air-conditioned glove glove box
Cruise control

[CTScott]

Interesting. So, in that case it sounds like the 1.0 can now do cruise. If you want to be sure, you just need to pull the lower steering column cover and check for 12v on the CCS wire (pin 1 of the spiral cable connector).

[meszar]

Which pin do you mean? :)

[CTScott]

On the black connector on the upper left in the first picture, measure the voltage on the grey and brown pins with the ignition in the ON position (engine not running)

[meszar]

Brown - 0
Grey (right of brown) - 5 - 5,5

[panosvo]

In my Toyota Yaris D4D 2013/05 model STYLE TYPE- NLP130L-CHFSXW, everything is in place, even the clutch switch s in place, but unfortunately the pin1,2 voltage is not there. So the ECM does not have the cruise control function in it. Is there a way to add it? Just wonder

Here are the photos!

[CTScott]

Originally Posted by meszar

Brown - 0
Grey (right of brown) - 5 - 5,5

Interesting. I have not had the opportunity to measure the voltage on the CCS wire of a third generation Yaris, so the 5V, rather than 12V might be OK.

Try jumping the brown to the grey with the Ignition ON, but engine off (you can use a bent paper clip or small piece of wire). If you touch those two terminal together briefly you should be able to toggle the cruise control symbol on and off on the cluster, if it works.