i have a 2003 es and i am wondering if i can put cruise control in it. if it is possible, what would i need?? any comments or answers are appreciated. thanks

 

Visit a local parts yard or find someone parting out their system.

 

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You could always break into SLVROZs car and take his.

 

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J/K!

 

Haha. Seriously though, would the cruise control from a cruise controlled lancer plug right up?

 

Hard to say? Does the ecu have anything to do with the CC? If the ES & OZ ecu are different, then no...but I've never really cared to jump into any ecu discussions on our cars. Hondas on the other hand...

 

I might be trying to fit my lancer with cruise control but I probably wont be doing anything until spring. I'm not the one that loves laying on freezing concrete, lol.

 

^That's what cardboard is for, you wus!

 

Ha are you serious? IDK how it is in SC but in Iowa you will still freeze your bawls off. I will probably still end up doing something, I cant resist!

 

Well, today is probably the coldest its been all year. But yeah, I understand! but the bug will hit yah in the dead middle of winter and you'll be out there doing something with snow on the ground! LOL

 

It sounds like U would like to do this yourself. but anyways sunbusters and many other tinting businesses offer to put in cruise control in cars. so If U want some info on what your need and how to install Im sure U would be able to get answers and a good idea how install if U actually go to sunbusters and sound really interested in gettin CC, without committing to anything. By asking questions and making the point that U are wondering and concerned what they will be taking apart in and on your car. not trying to make U dishonest. its just so people don't know what good service means anymore and I have looked into getting things done on my car and then backed out because I researched it and asked a lot of questions. same difference U know what I mean?

 

Sounds like a good idea. It can be applied to anything too such as stereo, exhaust, mechanical parts, etc.