Could someone send me a diagram of how the cruise control hose routings and such or direct me to where to find them on the web. This is an 88 FJ62 and I believe its factory installed cruise control. Mine has some of the hoses disconnected.
Cruise Control vacuum hose routing, etc
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For what's its worth I found the draw off the vacuum system adversely effected my brakes. I believe mine was a dealer install- not factory. Sorry- no pics.
JMHO
The cruise control in the 1988 FJ62 we owned from 1990 to 2008, had an Audiovox aftermarket unit. It was replaced by a local aftermarket shop in 2000, using a similar Audiovox model. When we bought our 2nd FJ62 in 2005, we got an identical NIB Audiovox cruise.
I've never seen a stalk-type actuated cruise system on any FJ62 advertised on eBay = only the switch pad on dash type.
I would think Audiovox should have a vacuum hose diagram on the WWW.
FWIW: This cruise performed OK on KS' many flat roads, but wouldn't maintain speed on any significant hill. The 2nd unit was no better & soon wasn't functioning.
I would guess that IF Toyota had offered an OEM unit it would have functioned better.
The cruise control in the 1988 FJ62 we owned from 1990 to 2008, had an Audiovox aftermarket unit. It was replaced by a local aftermarket shop in 2000, using a similar Audiovox model. When we bought our 2nd FJ62 in 2005, we got an identical NIB Audiovox cruise.
I've never seen a stalk-type actuated cruise system on any FJ62 advertised on eBay = only the switch pad on dash type.
I would think Audiovox should have a vacuum hose diagram on the WWW.
FWIW: This cruise performed OK on KS' many flat roads, but wouldn't maintain speed on any significant hill. The 2nd unit was no better & soon wasn't functioning.
I would guess that IF Toyota had offered an OEM unit it would have functioned better.
