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newb here, sorry for the plain jane profile, ill update it soon i promise, lol..anyhow..ok heres a question for the guru's.. ok..sooo..this swith that runs off the 2 wires.. Is it just pretty much and open/close circuit? as in..when ya turn it on it just "holds" the throttle position? For...

Neither of those address caster or camber. That method of adjusting toe would get the toe pretty close but it's difficult to measure the track width 90 degrees from the caster angle in the front, and nearly impossible in the rear. Tires are expensive compared to an alignment. I'd pay to put it on an...

Hmmm.... I just saw this. I could really use one of these compartments. Maybe we should bombard US General Motors with inquiries as to how to get this part. Probably will be like trying to teach a pig to sing, but I filled out this form asking where to get the box. http://www.chevrolet.com/tools/pro...

Did you ever get this done? Remote start is next on my "to do" list.

This is the route I'd take to a cheap 250 foot pounds... http://www.amazon.com/Factory-Reconditioned-Porter-Cable-C2002-WKR-Compressor-Accessory/dp/B00198PWM8/ref=dp_cp_ob_hi_title_1 http://www.walmart.com/ip/Campbell-Hausfeld-Impact-Wrench/12534871 Some people like porter cable, some people hate 'e...

ok sweet. i got to get the switch n give that a try. thanks for the help I can send ya my switch with the connectors for $20 shipped if ya want it. I did drill a couple holes in the back for my attempt at zip tie mounting. http://i48.photobucket.com/albums/f221/wylee75/Aveo/cruise-switch-holes.jpg

so u only ran 2 wires to the switch? sry for all the Questions Yes, just 2 wires. Pins 1 & 4 of the switch need to be connected to the gray & brown wires. also did u jus pull off the plastic cover under the steering wheel n pull out the bolts to remove the metal plate? The plastic panel doe...

chad396a wrote:so u did not use the stock aveo cruze switch

Not for long. I hooked it up temporarily to make sure it worked but I could not find a place to mount it where it would stay securely and not be in the way or get accidently turned on.

I bought connectors from NAPA, part numbers 725187 and 725188. I got 2 female for the switch end and 2 male that clipped into the clockspring connector. I didn't take any pictures before (the red and black wires are the ones I put in with the snap-in connectors) I made the connection, but here is wh...

Petrified.Rabbit wrote:awesome i will try it to verify for the boards,, (so 2 people did it.)

need to buy a switch though.


also did you check to see if the bulb was installed in your cluster for the cruise light?

I didn't take the cluster apart...I'll look through the schematics some more before I dig in that deep.