Dakota Digital Cruise Control Installation CRS-2000/CRS-3000

[@dangerdoberman]

Cruise Control is such a luxury. Will probably put one on my base model Blazer. Looks well worth the money, and something controlling your vehicle's speed shouldn't be cheap. Much obliged :D

[@AstonThaRat]

I have the DD Ion series, speedo/tach/odometer in my late model Mazda truck and I'm using the DD SEN-01 8K pulse generator to acquire a speed signal. I also have a Holley Sniper EFI 2300 fuel delivery system and having this cruise control system would be immensely useful. I drive all over the Midwest in my truck and my right leg/ankle gets really sore (I'm 6'4" and I have screws in my ankle) Even after only driving for a few hours my leg will begin to cramp up on me. I'm really happy to see this.

[@f16dcc]

Great video. I have owned this set up for over a year. Only problem I had was "solid core" spark plug wires do NOT work and will interfere with the electronics. I swapped them out to suppression core plug wires, my problems when away. Works great on my 1966 Mustang with the HND-2 switch!

[@Matp345]

Thank you dakota digital! Definitely will be installing this kit on my project

[@kizzamate]

This seems fun to do, hoping to integrate this to my 1989 gq patrol.

[@CarValueServices]

Great work

[@warwickhumphries6337]

Can the 45 mph limit be overridden. I am considering cruise control on an electric vehicle for spraying and typically at speeds of approx 10 mph. Is this possible?

[@mothridith9760]

You could get the 8k pulse per mile kit and set the input to 2k pulse per mile that would get you 12 mph activation

[@DakotaDigitalTV]

Thanks for the message Wayne, Since the PPM settings will directly impact the minimum engagement speed, you could offset this number to reduce this closer to your preferred target. The side effect of doing this will be in accuracy, though. This sort of low-speed operation is outside of the design scope of this product, so the results just may not be favorable.

[@AlexM-tx2vr]

@DakotaDigitalTV at 6:10 the video says "Ununfortunately this is output is not active when used with BIM-01-2 OBD-II interface" Is this true for all "BIM-01-2" modules or just the "BIM-01-2 OBD-II" module? I am using the BIM-01-2-HLLY with my HDX-73C-PU dash and I am wondering if I will need the STA-1000 module for cuise control. If it matters I have a Holley Terminator X max with a 4L80e trans.

[@DakotaDigitalTV]

Thanks for the message Alex, Since the Terminator X will contain a VSS output, we would suggest connecting this signal to the HDX "SPD SND" terminal on the control box. Providing this wired VSS signal will allow you to take advantage of newly-calibration SPD OUT terminal, allowing you to connect this to the Cruise Control speed input.

[@adrianreyna5789]

Will this kit work on a older big rig truck with a mechanical cummins 855 with a 13 speed

[@expertcarguy]

Unbelievable! I managed to separate the 4 wire connectors. Apparently, the tab that goes into the loop in the other side of the connector just barely fits into the loop. In order to separate the connector you have to in essence make the loop bigger so that the tang on the tab can clear the loop. I did this by holding onto the side of the connector that has the tab on it with a pair of vice grips being careful not to crush the connector and prying up on the loop with a very small screwdriver. Once the loop is big enough that half of the connector pops off. The plastic is soft enough so that it gives a little bit and did not break.

[@truckerstyleshawn]

Do you have anything that would work with a diesel?

[@DakotaDigitalTV]

Sure, the standard cruise control kit will work great with a diesel.

[@truckerstyleshawn]

@@DakotaDigitalTV I may need to get this for my next project truck coming up! Quick hint, it is a classic semi truck with a mechanical engine

[@rei_mouxo6132]

For Toyota avensis t25 is proper and how can search all of the system ?

[@fabianmuzik]

Does this unit offer an adaptive cruise control option when installed with a universal HDX Gauge Cluster?

[@DakotaDigitalTV]

Unfortunately not. Adaptive cruise control requires a great deal of technology that neither the CRS cruise controls nor HDX instrument systems are not equipped with.

[@gabebrandt4867]

Will this work with a 1987 gmc Jimmy with a 350 tbi? Could I use the original cruise control switch on the turn signal stock? I have the rtx gauges for the later mode squarebodys

[@DakotaDigitalTV]

Hey! Yes the cruise will do the job, but we need a four-wire switch to operate it; can you confirm if your stock switch is of the three-wire variety or four?

[@zackarydunker7324]

Does this work for a 2008 Chevy Silverado 1500 work truck????

[@DakotaDigitalTV]

Hello Zackary, We would not suggest the use of a CRS-3000 within this application.

[@Rat-Builder]

I am installing this on my T bucket. The engine is a 396 chevy. This was very much worth watching. I had one question about the added ice cube relay. Your picture of how it looks when it is wired in was all that I needed. I was concerned that with the brake peddle engaged there would be a short in the light system. I see that you are routing the 12 volts through the built-in windings of the relay. I understand now. You might want to reword your instructions and show a picture of it hooked up like you did in this video. Nice video.

[@DakotaDigitalTV]

Thanks for watching, and the feedback! The taillight relay is among the most asked-about steps of installation.

[@Cotronixco]

All you need is to add some conductance to the brake circuit. The relay coil is enough. You don't even need the relay contact connections. Heck, a resistor across the brakelight circuit would do the trick as well, with no relay required.

[@Rat-Builder]

@@Cotronixco Well you are correct, but, I understand ice cube relays, I do not understand resistors. There are a jillion different resistors in all shapes and sizes. I am a mechanic, and have been for my whole life. I wish that I was more at home with electronics, but alas and alack, I am not. I am 73 years old, and I am in the group of people that do not even understand my damn "smart " phone! My phone is way smarter than I am, yet I built a vehicle from scratch. If I need something new on my phone, I have to give it to a 10 year old to get it accomplished. LOL Sad, but TRUE!

[@mikeytryingtofixthings9355]

Mine quit working on my 2000 chevy silverado, worked only when the truck got warmed up for about 6 months. Now it will not work. All the Diagnostics check out fine. Any suggestions on what the problem might be?

[@DakotaDigitalTV]

Hello Mikey, A few things could possibly be going on, I would suggest contacting our Tech Support department at [e-mail].

[@TheProPilot]

Is it possible to use this to retrofit cruise into a car that "lost" cruise from going to a standalone? I want to also use my factory cruise lever from Toyota. Help! 😁

[@DakotaDigitalTV]

Thanks for the questions. It's possible, but we'll have a few more questions. I'd suggest contacting our Sales crew at 800-852-3228 to be sure.

[@garystoddard4141]

great video, I have a 1989 chevy Cheyenne 305 without cruise control, i bought the kit, what else do i need, i have Led brake lights, no screw at the TBI, NO factory tac, any help would be great

[@DakotaDigitalTV]

Thanks for the message Gary, It sounds like our CRS-3000-2 would be the ideal package here. This can be see on our website, at this link: www.dakotadigital.com/index.cfm/page/ptype=product/product_id=48/category_id=-1/mode=prod/prd48.htm

[@hexahexametermeter]

What if the throttle is very close to the unit and you need the cable shortened? Can you cut it to shorten it? Or is it better to just loop the cable over itself and then connect to the throttle?

[@DakotaDigitalTV]

Hello there Hexameter, We don't typically recommend shortening the cable. You could loop it, like you've mentioned, or crimp on a additional ferrule in the proper location.

[@hexahexametermeter]

@@DakotaDigitalTV Thanks!

[@TimTaylor0320]

I’ve got a 64 Impala that already had a working cruise control. I added Dakota Digital gauge cluster and now my cruise control doesn’t work. What could be the problem? Thanks

[@DakotaDigitalTV]

Hey there Tim, A few things could be going on, but the most likely suspect is that the VSS wire is no longer connected to the cruise control. We would suggest starting with this gray wire to verify this connection.

[@nogwajaaa747]

Hi I need the kit for my bt50 2013 how do I get it in south Africa

[@DakotaDigitalTV]

Sure, we do have a dealer who specializes in sales within South Africa. If you take a look at this Dealer Locator on our site, you'll see a listing within South Africa, providing their contact details: www.dakotadigital.com/index.cfm?ptype=locator

[@santiagorodriguezaffonso2710]

Does this work with the OEM lever?

[@DakotaDigitalTV]

A functioning 4-wire OEM switch will work out OK.

[@hondahaney6404]

Will this work with a 1985 Nissan pickup, 4 cylinder manual transmission. Model 720. Thanks

[@DakotaDigitalTV]

Hello there, This is a universal cruise control kit, so it could be used within this application.

[@jamessoho9953]

Do you cruise for a 2004 Elantra stick 5 speed?

[@DakotaDigitalTV]

Hello James, The CRS-2000 and CRS-3000 are universal cruise control packages. While they are not made to fit the Elantra, they should be usable here with a vehicle service manual and some fabrication in regards to the throttle connection.

[@jcook69camaro]

when are you going to make one for the holley terminator xmax with drive by wire?

[@DakotaDigitalTV]

We would suggest taking a look at our CRC-2000.

[@jcook69camaro]

the instructions state not for holley@@DakotaDigitalTV

[@DakotaDigitalTV]

@@jcook69camaro If all of the parameters of the pedal are set to GM specifications, the CRC-2000 can be used.

[@hillbobaggins]

Can a redundant cancellation switch be added to a clutch pedal?

[@DakotaDigitalTV]

Hey there Jason, Yes indeed, a clutch pedal disengage switch is a nice option for a manual vehicle.

[@hillbobaggins]

@@DakotaDigitalTV so it is possible to have a switch on both the clutch and brake pedal with this system. Awesome. Do you sell extra switches and also, provide documentation for wiring 2? Thanks!

[@DakotaDigitalTV]

@@hillbobaggins Thanks Jason, Yes, we stock a clutch switch, part number SEN-4206. Alternatively, a standard brake switch would handle the task. Certainly, we can provide you specific wiring instructions for the addition of a clutch switch.

[@Cotronixco]

@@hillbobaggins Just wire the two switches in series.

[@legostar55]

So I own an 85 Ford truck. Is there a way to make this cruise work with the factory Ford steering wheel mounted buttons?

[@DakotaDigitalTV]

Unfortunately no, the Ford switches are not compatible with our system.

[@Val-xi4we]

Something this video does not address is throttles that have greater than 1 5/8 movement. Trying to install this on a P-pump diesel with a bit over 2" of throttle travel, and it will not pull the cable enough to go faster than 62mph. The instructions say to add some slack. But I do not see how that helps. The box still has to pull in that slack and then goes over the 1 5/8" limit even further. Maybe I'm over thinking it. A video of how adding slack resolves that issue would be extremely helpful.

[@joed1244]

Do you.make a kit that works on an 81 camaro with a 4 speed?

[@DakotaDigitalTV]

Hello Joe, Yes, our CRS-2000 kit will work out great.

[@Travelographer_hd]

Can I get cruise control kit for Tata harrier xma model ?

[@DakotaDigitalTV]

Thank you for the message, We would not suggest our CRS Series for the Tata Harrier XMA. A version from the OEM dealer may be the best option

[@emmanarquelada4045]

Will this work on a 2006 Mitsu Lancer LS ? Can you share the install sheets before i make a purchase? Also, can i keep my steering cruise switch to work with it?

[@DakotaDigitalTV]

Hello! Late model imports are a bit outside our wheelhouse, so we can't offer much assistance with this application. If you'd like to take a look at the installation/operation manual, it is available on our website here: www.dakotadigital.com/index.cfm/page/ptype=product/product_id=393/category_id=255/mode=prod/prd393.htm

[@mikeromero8336]

Can you recommend a qualified shop to install this kit in a 1990 Suburban? I am located in Los Angeles. Thanks!

[@DakotaDigitalTV]

Thanks for the message Mike, Sure, just click on this link to our dealer locator, then add in your zip code: www.dakotadigital.com/index.cfm?ptype=locator

[@darrenhall7990]

Can I keep my stock cruise control on my 88 mustang with your Dakota dash?

[@DakotaDigitalTV]

Quite likely; shoot us an email at [e-mail] and we'll nail down some details.

[@calmandrest9513]

Awesome

[@CharizardFan_og]

Is this kit compatible with a (1990 - 1992) Ford Sapphire?

[@DakotaDigitalTV]

Thanks for the message Markus, The CRS-3000/CRS-2000 is a universal cruise control kit. Although we do not have particular experience with this vehicle, we expect that it could be made to function properly.

[@neelpatel7724]

Available in india??

[@Car.PowerTech_IR]

hi . I need internal schematic of HND-2 to build that control switch to build one of them ! I living in Iran and cannot buy this switch ! I have second hand of your cruse control system and I want to install that on my car but I don't fully understand schematic of normally open switch in installation manual .

[@Car.PowerTech_IR]

any answer ?

[@DakotaDigitalTV]

Hey there Amir, Just reach out to us directly, [e-mail].

[@yolandathomas7862]

Will this work for ls swaps

[@DakotaDigitalTV]

Sure, provided it has a throttle cable and not a DBW application.

[@sadanshah4045]

great zbr10

[@FoxtrotGear]

I can't figure out whats going on with mine. The vehicle speeds up and slows down too fast. Seems like it can't find the right speed. What am I missing?

[@DakotaDigitalTV]

We can't properly handle this in KZbin comments; feel free to give us a call or send our techs an email! [e-mail]

[@RobertUtley9564]

A "strategic cable tie"

[@robertmont864]

check out Rostra Cruise Control cheaper and not so complicated

[@expertcarguy]

You didn't show where you have to separate the wiring harness at the connectors to get the wiring through an existing hole in the firewall. Good luck. I've been trying to get the two 4 wire connectors apart for hours. The last resort is to destroy the clip on the connector, then it'll come apart. These things are impossible. The instructions offer 1 sentence and warn not to pull on the wires. UH-HUH, yeah. I'm holding one side with vice grips and poking the tab in with a small screwdriver because pushing on the tab with my finger is worthless. I'm probably going to have to get a band-aid soon after I jab myself with the screwdriver and bleed all over the connector. If only you had used better connectors. I hope the rest of the install goes better.

[@Adrian-uq9mq]

45mhp min, that's silly and way to high my other car will run as low as 25mph on cruise control, and you skipped right over the way you know how many pulses you have.

[@brt-jn7kg]

He said dipswitch

[@Cotronixco]

Do you enjoy recognition?

[@thongiew]

Will it work on my Nissan Teana J31?

[@DakotaDigitalTV]

Thank you for the message. This unit would not be suitable for a model such as the Teana, due to the electronic (drive by wire) throttle pedal.