Conrad Anderson Cruise Control Good or Bad?

[paulrichardson]

Hi Guys,

I've checked my MK7 and I don't have the necessary "bits" for factory cruise control to be enabled, so I'm looking at after-market versions.

The one from Conrad Anderson seems like the one to get, and I have been led to believe installation is easy:-

Soldered joints for the +ve and CANBUS in the OBD.
Unplug the the throttle pedal connector and place the T-harness in-line, connect the other end to the cruise computer.
Install the command module to the steering column cowling.

If anyone has had experience with this unit (good or bad) I would love to hear your comments.

Regards,

Paul

[ake]

Factory cruise is better, and not expensive or difficult to install,as long as you can find someone who can work ids. I'd go the factory route rather than aftermarket

[Dantis]

I echo ake, as long as you have a 'C' BCM, all you need is the cruise steering wheel and possibly the two wires from the squib to the BCM, then activation.

Full instructions here: viewtopic.php?f=18&t=141713

[Airthies]

Ive just grabbed the main components i need for factory cruse from scrappies for less than £60 for C' bcm & focus wheel