Installing cruise control on aftermarket steering wheel

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Re: Installing cruise control on aftermarket steering wheel

Gary Lewis
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Yep.  Just compare wire colors.
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Re: Installing cruise control on aftermarket steering wheel

Littlebeefy
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UPDATE

So this happened:



Momo adapter came apart while attached to the column and tore apart the turn signal switch. Looks like the glue failed. Kinda flimsy, I guess. Only the second time I’ve ever bought a Momo part. Bummer.

Switching over to a NRG hub. Will post pictures after I rewire everything.
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