Retrofit cruise control for the Chevrolet Silverado
A Silverado in Britain is usually an import bought for towing: a horsebox, a boat, a show trailer or a race car. Basic work-spec trucks can arrive without cruise, which is a strange gap on a vehicle that size.
A full-size truck on British roads
Owners buy these pickups for pulling power and space, and they use them for long tows to shows, slipways and circuits. The engine is relaxed at a steady pace. The driver, keeping a heavy outfit at that pace with one foot all afternoon, is not.
Import parts and guesswork
With no UK dealer support for most imported trucks, owners rely on specialists and online sellers. Parts listed for American trucks may assume a different spec, and getting it wrong means more shipping, more waiting and more time with the truck parked up.
Set up for your truck first
Send the year, engine and switchgear on your Silverado and an engineer checks it before any module is made up. CAN KONTROL CRUISE then reads the Silverado's speed off the Chevrolet bus, and the pedal stays untouched. Chorley builds it and sets the supply voltage to match the Silverado.
| Vehicle | Chevrolet Silverado, pickup |
|---|---|
| Model years | Confirmed on enquiry |
| Part | CAN KONTROL CRUISE |
| CANM8 equivalent | Cruise Control range |
| Made in | Chorley, UK |
| Voltage | 12V and 24V |
Cruise control for the Chevrolet Silverado
Send the details and an engineer confirms the fit, the configuration and what the installer receives.
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We'll be in touch shortly. For anything urgent, call 0151 482 8970.
Questions about the Chevrolet Silverado
- Is a left-hand-drive import a problem?
- Not in itself. Mention it, as knowing how the Silverado is laid out helps the engineer.
- Do you work with pickup importers and specialists?
- Yes. Importers and pickup workshops buy as trade customers, and every Silverado gets its own programming.
- What does the driver actually use to set and cancel?
- Whatever switchgear your Silverado already has decides that. Our engineer talks it over with you so the controls make sense for the way you drive.