Cruise control retrofit

Ford Ranger cruise control for towing and work

A Ranger works for a living: towing a livestock trailer, carrying tools to site, hauling a boat to the slipway. Some working-spec Rangers have no cruise, and long towing runs with a foot on the pedal are tiring.

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Pickups on long hauls

Farmers, builders and tree surgeons rely on the Ranger's load bed and its towing ability. Many of their miles are on A-roads between farms, yards and jobs, at an even pace. A speed hold suits that pattern exactly.

Working trucks get modified

Rangers often carry extra lights, winches, trackers and tow electrics. Each addition is another thing on the wiring, and another reason not to guess when adding electronics. Whoever fits it should be told what is already on the truck.

A Ranger setup from Chorley

We configure CAN KONTROL CRUISE for the Ranger in Chorley once we know the truck's age, engine and gearbox. The Ranger's own network tells it how fast the truck is going, so no bracket goes on the throttle. Setting, resuming and cancelling the hold are all in the driver's hands.

Fitment
VehicleFord Ranger, pickup
Model yearsConfirmed on enquiry
PartCAN KONTROL CRUISE
CANM8 equivalentCruise Control range
Made inChorley, UK
Voltage12V and 24V

Cruise control for the Ford Ranger

Send the details and an engineer confirms the fit, the configuration and what the installer receives.

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Questions about the Ford Ranger

Can a farm business order for several pickups?
Yes. Count up the Rangers, plus any other pickups on the farm, and each is checked against our list.
My Ranger already has a tow bar and a tracker fitted. Is that a problem?
Usually not, but tell the engineer what is fitted so the connection is planned around it.
Can a Raptor have it?
Name the variant in your enquiry, and it gets checked specifically.

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