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Cruise Control Install - Clock Spring connector pins?

11K views 5 replies 2 participants last post by  wiewie69  
#1 ·
Hello,
I'm sorry if this has been asked before (I did search).
I'm trying to get a list together of all the parts I need to put cruise control in a 2010 Corolla ZRE152R. I already know the obvious bits (stalk, screws) and the wiring is already there from ECM pin 40 to the plug E6 pin 1, which is a relief, but this is where I'm stumped.

The E6 socket on the clock spring only has 1 pin for the horn (see pics). Do I need to replace the clock spring (and if so, does anyone know the part number) to get the extra wire through, or do I need to somehow replace the clock spring connectors and/or wiring, or is there some other way that I'm being oblivious to?

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#3 ·
I ended up punching the VIN into toyodiy and found there were 2 clock springs for this model - one with a minimum number of pins, and one with all pins. I found out which was which by google image searching the part number, and found 84306-12110 was what I needed, and found it on Aliexpress.
http://www.aliexpress.com/item/Cloc...6-12110-SPIRAL-CABLE-SUB-ASSY-CLOCK-SPRING-AIRBAG-Free-Shipping/1000298878.html
The clock spring worked but the stalk didn't work when I plugged it in. I then found out the stalk pins were wired the wrong way around so at least that was an easy fix (pain to diagnose tho).
Result - working cruise control :)
 
#5 ·
I also bought the stalk from Aliexpress (searched for the part number found on toyodiy).
http://www.aliexpress.com/item/High...urn-Signal-Switch-for-Toyota-Camry-OEM-84632-34017-Free-Shipping/821036935.html was the one I bought. Only complaint with the stalk was the pins were the wrong way around.
And the little flap with a hole was purchased from the local Toyota dealer for $7.
I didn't replace the steering wheel but I wouldn't mind putting in the stereo controls one day (while trying to get the stalk working I found I could control some of the radio functions with the stalk when I wired it IP to the wrong pins. Don't ask...)