Im watching this video trying to get some courage to try install something like this in my nissan versa ... couldnt find any tutorial... You've done a great job! nice!
well good job never forget if you de-installing airbag or modules, take battery - pool off en rest for 10min that its deactivates all electrical frictions. its very risky if that airbag bongs to your body. don't miss the 1% chance that can explode. like if you learned something great for me ;)
I have ETC body in my engine bay but only five cables are there for steering wheel switch behind clock spring. Please please reply.... What's the solution?
Hola Luis, soy de argentina tengo una hyundai tucson 2015 gl 2x4 caja manual de 6 velocidades, en el volante solo tiene comando izquierda para manejar el stereo. Queria saber que modelo es tu tucson, si automatica o manual (creo que la version automatica viene mas preparada para agregarle el control de velocidad) para ver si es factible instalarle esto a mi tucson. que dicho sea de paso ya vi todo los repuestos en aliexpress. Slds
@@faizmuhammed2623 hello. Sure. Is working perfect. This kit is the same kit that comes intalled from origin, but unfortunately in our countries are eliminated to reduce price. But is the original. Works perfect.
nelson palacio i live in uae here when i asked the hyundau showroom executives they said its not possible and expensive as well . Could you recommend me something brother
May be, even though i do have some hope about this now, soon or later I will change it also, and one more thing brother, could you please tell all the materials needing
i installed it to my 2014 Hyundai ix35 elite pack car and all of the buttons including cruize control and menu button forking but TRIP A which shows average consumption has lost. TRIP B remains but TRIP A lost after instlalling cruise controll button. I am using arrow, it changes to service interval, TRIP B etc. but do not show TRIP A (average consumption). Do you have any idea for this?
My ix35 is not on autopilot and i would like to be putting it on. in the video you do not show the finalization with operation. please ask me a question I saw that you changed the steering wheel command and the airbag strap. my question is: what about the motor sensor of the autopilot that makes the function of the speed that goes on in the throttle body tbi in the acceleration of the car? on the ix35 already comes standard on it
Thanks so much for the video, I only have a question, In most vehicles that have cruise control - when you press the brake pedal, then the control is canceled / stopped. My question is, should anything be installed in the brake pedal? Or will it already work automatically in the standard installation shown in the video?
I have ETC body in my engine bay but only five cables are there for steering wheel switch behind clock spring. Please please reply.... What's the solution?
Hi can you help me please? My car is a Hyundai Elantra.. I only installed the cables of the cruise control switch to the original clockspring "coil" but they didn't work.. Do I need a different one to make them work?
i have a question will it work on my 2013 tucson my steering wheel already has the volume and music controls and the other side is empty please reply fast
Good video, manage to upgrade my own ix35. Can you do a video on upgrading manual folding side mirror to auto folding side mirror for hyundai ix35 2010-2015?
I have ETC body in my engine bay but only five cables are there for steering wheel switch behind clock spring. Please please reply.... What's the solution?
Hello my friend, what a wonderful video, I was checking in Ebay this sets, but the supplier is telling me that I must go to a tuning shop to activate the set code for this function after installation, did you need to make this? Mu car us a tucson GLS 2400, 2014 Gasoline. I don't decide to purchase this set.
@@Picexhobbies hello, today id recieve the pieces that you recomend to install cruise contril, ill try to do it this week and will let you know how it works. my car is a Tucson GLS Limited, Gasoline 2.4 Engine,, hope my car be the same of your, and work as i belive. thanks a lot.
Hello. I did the installation. And work perfectly, the only problem was that they sent me a clock spring from other reference, so I purchase another locally, installit and is working perfect.
Hi, many thanks for video, what is that ETC? do you know If fits to same year ix35 but crdi (diesel)? Nothing to do in the engine side? All at the steering wheel?
ETC is electronic throttle control. If your car have it plus 8 wires as shown in the picture (link in the description), you can try install the switch.
@@Picexhobbies Will I be able to see the 8 wires without completely disassemble the wheel? The ETC I Could not see, maybe because of a very large diesel engine and the engine compartment is very crowded (but perhaps because there is no such...) I want to reduce the chance of buying the components unnecessarily
I had the same question myself and after removing the steering wheel airbag module I found that the spring clock has got 10 pins so I am not going to replace it. I am in the process to buy the cruise control switch and once I replace it I will update here if it has worked.
@@Mariusout I did the same actually. Because of the Bluetooth function my clockspring also had 10 Pins. I just replaced the buttons and kept the clockspring and it works perfectly. Saved me some bucks there
I have ETC body in my engine bay but only five cables are there for steering wheel switch behind clock spring. Please please reply.... What's the solution?
Hello friend, I bought the kit but I have 5 switch cables, the kit came with three additional cables but I don't know how they connect and they don't help me at any service center. Only the left part (vol + vol- answer reject ...) works but the right part (cruise) does not work. You can help? thanks brother
@@diegorivas4182 Great man! I found someone trying same thing on hyundai-forums.com, but he was not successful, glad to know you nailed it. Will wait for your instructions. Thank you in advance.
