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Old 25-10-2011, 06:49 PM   #1
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Default Cruise Control on WT CL auto

Hi,

Has anyone tried to fit an aftermarket crusie control on the WT, CL model???

I purchased mine in January and put on after market wheels as the wheels on the LX werent my choice or the seat pattern but would like to have cruise control.........

I have looked at purchasing a steering wheel from UK for AUD$90 landed that has the crusie options on it but would have to have new airbag installed (costs aaprox $650+) and was then told by Ford today that the wiring for the cruise is not in the CL model???

Does anyone know if this is correct???

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