Cruise control retrofit

Peugeot 307: fitting cruise control later

A 307 still on the road today has usually had one or two careful owners and plenty of motorway miles. Anyone who intends to keep it going wants cruise for the long runs, without starting a project.

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Old enough to be cheap, good enough to keep

The 307 came as a hatchback, an SW estate and a CC. SW owners in particular use them as roomy family cars on holiday. They are no longer valuable, which is exactly why people keep them rather than replace them.

Twenty years of other hands

A car this age may have had wiring repairs, an alarm added or a radio changed. A cheap cruise module bought on spec might never find the signal it expects. Fitters then end up chasing faults that have nothing to do with the job they were paid for.

Confirm first, then configure

Send the 307's details (age, engine, body style) and an engineer checks whether this car offers what CAN KONTROL CRUISE reads. If so, our Chorley team programs the unit to suit, and the throttle is not touched. Weighing up different methods? Our step-by-step on adding cruise control explains the approaches.

Fitment
VehiclePeugeot 307, hatchback
Model yearsConfirmed on enquiry
PartCAN KONTROL CRUISE
CANM8 equivalentCruise Control range
Made inChorley, UK
Voltage12V and 24V

Cruise control for the Peugeot 307

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

Thanks, that's with our engineers.

We'll be in touch shortly. For anything urgent, call 0151 482 8970.

Questions about the Peugeot 307

Is the 307 CC covered?
Say it is a CC when you write; that body gets its own check.
Must the 307 travel to Chorley?
No. The unit is configured here and posted to you or your garage.
Will a 308 part do?
No. The 308 is a later car with separate settings and a separate page.

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