How to replace cruise control switch on Toyota Corolla 2010

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DonTheFixer and DominicTheEditor

Жыл бұрын

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@noway57 7 ай бұрын

Finally someone who can speak english and that shows actually how to do it.

@richpeluso779 9 ай бұрын

One of the " best DYI videos" ! This 10 minute fix saved me $ 150.00 great job and a big THANK YOU

@Maletizer 11 ай бұрын

Thanks so much for the video. Mine just all the sudden broke off one day. This video turned this disaster into a $15 DIY repair

@rosolenn 20 күн бұрын

I have a 2010 Toyota Matrix (basically a Corolla hatchback), and the cruise control switch broke a few months ago. I replaced the switch myself and am very happy with the result. I called a the service departments of a couple of dealers and the customer reps told me it would cost $370 (plus 13% tax) for the replacement switch and an hour and a half for labour at ~$150 an hr. All in, it would have cost about $700 CAD. So, I watched a couple of KZbin videos on how to fix it. It appeared to be 15 minute job, and I could get the part on Amazon for less than $30 or more than 20X cheaper. I did it with the help of a friend who had the tools. Removing the airbag took a little jiggling and a sharp pull. Replacing the broken switch was easy. But replacing the airbag was tricky and instead of 15 minutes it took us closer to an hour. That time was spent in trial and error. Since this issue wasn't discussed on the videos I thought I should mention it here in case someone has the same problem. We finally solved the problem when we looked carefully at the screws and found a "small quirk" involving the 2 screw assemblies that held the airbag into the steering column hub. The airbag screws aren't just screws that come right out, but are held in place by plastic cages they fit into. The screws extend past the end of the threads and the cages push them towards the column so that when they are fully unscrewed, the small extension still holds the airbag loosely in place. And when we tried to reinstall it, the screw extensions in their little cages wouldn't let the screws fit into the holes. The answer was to manually pull on the plastic cages, just a touch, and that allowed the screws to move away from the column far enough that the screw extension could easily slide into the screw hole.

@joelopez3954 Ай бұрын

My Backpack loop snagged on mine and snapped it off. I don’t have cruise buttons on my steering column so I assume I won’t need to deal with the yellow and orange cables. Sweet! Thank you man 👍

@aj_ice4485 Жыл бұрын

This is beautiful

@DOMTHEDONK Жыл бұрын

Bro💀

@DOMTHEDONK Жыл бұрын

I just subscribed!

@Saa42808 Жыл бұрын

i just replaced in my 2011 corolla along with a new harness provided but it didn't work, fuse is fine number 19. Is there any other fuse for cruise control.