Cruise control cable part number? (2 Viewers)

[Hans1014]

Hi folks, been having some trouble with my cruise control (light blinks and shuts off, have to restart the car to get the cruise indicator to pop up on the dash), and have opted to replace the cable for good measure.

Any leads on what part number I’d be looking for? Car is a 1997 FJZ80, left hand drive.

Cheers!

 

[Rifleman]

That is not a cruise control cable, but is in fact a hand throttle, below is a link to how i repaired my hand throttle cable along with a link to where you can buy a new complete cable set up with lock ring and knob, or Toyota P/N 78410-60090 for just the cable

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A few days back i was working up under my dash replacing the ignition switch on my truck, in order to do that job you have to remove the lower trim panel, Mounted to that lower trim panel is the factory hand throttle control cable, Well as bad luck would have it mine got broken when i went to...

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[Hans1014]

That is not a cruise control cable, but is in fact a hand throttle, below is a link to how i repaired my hand throttle cable along with a link to where you can buy a new complete cable set up with lock ring and knob, or Toyota P/N 78410-60090 for just the cable

The things i do to save a few bucks

A few days back i was working up under my dash replacing the ignition switch on my truck, in order to do that job you have to remove the lower trim panel, Mounted to that lower trim panel is the factory hand throttle control cable, Well as bad luck would have it mine got broken when i went to...

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I see, shop must have gotten it wrong then. Thank you for clearing that up!

To clarify, the hand throttle in no way affects the cruise control functionality?

 

[ColoradoBoy]

I see, shop must have gotten it wrong then. Thank you for clearing that up!

To clarify, the hand throttle in no way affects the cruise control functionality?

The two systems are separate. The FSM is your best friend to help keep your mechanic from feeding you misinformation. When I can't do my own work, I always leave the FSM in the passenger seat, just in case they want to look, and they can't make many excuses if things get sideways.
Best wishes and good luck!