Difference between revisions of "Cruise Control"
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| − | The Crossfire is not fitted with the speed limiter function. It is possible this is done because the | + | The Crossfire is not fitted with the speed limiter function. It is possible this is done because the SLK32 is neither fitted with this function in the USA market, and the Crossfire was targeting the USA market as its a Chrysler product. |
[[File:Speed control wiring crossfire.png|thumb|The wiring diagram of the Speed Control function doesn't show anything related to the Limiter functionality.]] | [[File:Speed control wiring crossfire.png|thumb|The wiring diagram of the Speed Control function doesn't show anything related to the Limiter functionality.]] | ||
| − | However, the wiring on the ECU might be compatible with the speed limiter functionality. One would have to program the ECU to have a | + | However, the wiring on the ECU might be compatible with the speed limiter functionality. One would have to program the ECU to have a speed limiter function, as well as running a wire with a button from Fuse 10 to pin 21 on connector C4 on the ECU. The handle you can use is A2105400445. |
Latest revision as of 12:15, 18 August 2022
The Chrysler Crossfire is fitted with Cruise Control, and by moving the handle up/down/forward/backward, you can accelerate/decelerate/turn off/resume the cruise control.
Speed limiter
The Crossfire is not fitted with the speed limiter function. It is possible this is done because the SLK32 is neither fitted with this function in the USA market, and the Crossfire was targeting the USA market as its a Chrysler product.
However, the wiring on the ECU might be compatible with the speed limiter functionality. One would have to program the ECU to have a speed limiter function, as well as running a wire with a button from Fuse 10 to pin 21 on connector C4 on the ECU. The handle you can use is A2105400445.