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HOW TO: Retro fit Cruise control
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<blockquote data-quote="cebarbosa" data-source="post: 182144" data-attributes="member: 6072"><p>I think this is the same lever from the Fiat Stilo, but I don't have the P/N anymore. You will have a lot of work to make it fit, and it is hard to explain the whole adapting process I did without photos (unfortunately I haven't made any foto). </p><p></p><p>This is the same lever that I used:</p><p></p><p><a href="https://www.fiatforum.com/bravo-guides/268864-bravo-198-cruise-control-prewired.html" target="_blank">https://www.fiatforum.com/bravo-guides/268864-bravo-198-cruise-control-prewired.html</a></p><p></p><p>I basically cut all attachment points from the previous car and drilled a hole at the lever surface which will be in contact with the steering wheel column. Then I attached to this hole a steel tube with thread at the outer diameter (same as used for lighting), all wiring was passed inside of this tube. Then I used the threaded outside to fix the assembly to the side of the steering wheel column, using a nut (I had to drill a hole on the steering wheel column).</p><p></p><p>Also some electrical adjustments were needed, so I removed all standard resistors from the lever and replaced by a wire. The resistors according to renault specs were installed at the outer side of the lever (with the wiring harness). </p><p></p><p>At the end it looks really good, but it is not a easy adaptation. If I disassemble in the future I will make some pictures showing how I did that.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="cebarbosa, post: 182144, member: 6072"] I think this is the same lever from the Fiat Stilo, but I don't have the P/N anymore. You will have a lot of work to make it fit, and it is hard to explain the whole adapting process I did without photos (unfortunately I haven't made any foto). This is the same lever that I used: [url=https://www.fiatforum.com/bravo-guides/268864-bravo-198-cruise-control-prewired.html]https://www.fiatforum.com/bravo-guides/268864-bravo-198-cruise-control-prewired.html[/url] I basically cut all attachment points from the previous car and drilled a hole at the lever surface which will be in contact with the steering wheel column. Then I attached to this hole a steel tube with thread at the outer diameter (same as used for lighting), all wiring was passed inside of this tube. Then I used the threaded outside to fix the assembly to the side of the steering wheel column, using a nut (I had to drill a hole on the steering wheel column). Also some electrical adjustments were needed, so I removed all standard resistors from the lever and replaced by a wire. The resistors according to renault specs were installed at the outer side of the lever (with the wiring harness). At the end it looks really good, but it is not a easy adaptation. If I disassemble in the future I will make some pictures showing how I did that. [/QUOTE]
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