wanted - D2 Cruise Control Kit

Big-Larry

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• Dec 5, 2018

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Apologies but I am unable to post in the wanted section. Looking for the master switch and steering wheel contols at a fair price rather than the breakers yards £80 ebay listings.

Many thanks,

Jon

 

brian47

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• Dec 5, 2018

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I'm afraid you're probably going to have to bite the bullet. Those switches ain't cheap.
The new prices for the kit are around 100 quid or more, but you do get the little bracket for holding the steering wheel switches as well.

 

Big-Larry

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• Dec 6, 2018

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It always seems that the facelifted black items are more expensive than the pre facelift ash grey which puzzles me! Thanks for the reply.

 

swatts70

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• Dec 6, 2018

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Keep looking on flea Bay. Paid £59 for mine about 6 months ago.
Keep seeing the same seller advertising them every so often, either black or Ash grey options.

 

Big-Larry

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• Dec 6, 2018

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Thanks for the advice.... ordered via ebay in black £79.99. Xmas gift from the wife!

 

Feathers McGraw

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• Dec 9, 2018

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Big-Larry said:

Thanks for the advice.... ordered via ebay in black £79.99. Xmas gift from the wife!

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It's a good and easy upgrade

 

Big-Larry

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• Dec 9, 2018

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I had heard that a nanocom is required to somehow activate post install but I am doubtful, and hopefull !

 

Feathers McGraw

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• Dec 9, 2018

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Big-Larry said:

I had heard that a nanocom is required to somehow activate post install but I am doubtful, and hopefull !

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Nope. Just put the switches in and plug in and that's it

 

Big-Larry

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• Dec 9, 2018

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Great, a nice Boxing Day job

 

brian47

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• Dec 9, 2018

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When I did mine, I needed, was advised to use a 32mm hole saw to cut the opening in the steering wheel trim to take the switch assembly.

 

Big-Larry

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• Dec 9, 2018

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Interesting, thanks. I had in mind to drill four tiny holes in each corner and join them with a dremel to create the cutout.. that's the method that sprung into my mind !