uhmmm.... I don't know, probably not, unless you get factoryAnyone think it's even possible to add cruise control to a base 2011 hatchback?
Well the cruise control controls are to be mounted on the steering wheel.Anyone have experience installing the ones that mount on the steering column?
I highly doubt anyone would do such a complex job. So many factors involved to install this, it ain't worth it.Yeah, unfortunately kinda cheaped-out on buying the wheel-mounted model.....:facepalm: but I could have sworn I saw one that's essentially a lever that mounts on the underside of the steering column.
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Anyone attempt installation of this type?
i agree. it used to be a straightforward job with carbs and cables. probably not anymore, idkI highly doubt anyone would do such a complex job. So many factors involved to install this, it ain't worth it.
Should of just bought a Versa S with power package man, save yourself the trouble of going through all the work.Anyone think it's even possible to add cruise control to a base 2011 hatchback?
It really isn't a difficult job, since the Versa is drive by wire. Mediocre wiring diagram reading skills are really all thats needed.I highly doubt anyone would do such a complex job. So many factors involved to install this, it ain't worth it.
Same question applies to me. I don't think it's possible though unless we do get the packaged hatch instead of the basic.Anyone think it's even possible to add cruise control to a base 2011 hatchback?
That package doesnt exist anymore. LOL The 2011 hatch is standard with the power package, except cruise and keyless. Cruise and keyless are now a package for I think $250 for 2012. The 10 and 11 power package incuded everything. The power package for 07-09 didnt include cruise. That was a decent package for the price, I remember, cause I got it. I bought the 09 S sedan, and payed extra for power package, cruise control, and ABS. Nissan made ABS standard for 2010 and up, and cruise was part of the power package.Should of just bought a Versa S with power package man, save yourself the trouble of going through all the work.