Cruise control retrofit

Vauxhall Combo cruise control retrofit

Plumbers, electricians and couriers practically live in Combos. One gets loaded at seven, crosses the region, and is back on the drive at six. Plenty were ordered on a tight spec minus cruise, so the driver pays for that daily on the dual carriageway.

Small van, big daily distances

Car-derived vans do far more motorway work than their size suggests, because one person can cover a wide patch quickly in them. The driver may spend hours driving between jobs. Cruise is one of the few comfort changes that genuinely improves that working day.

Speeding points cost a fleet more than fuel

A tired driver on a long, quiet road lets the speed creep. Fleet managers then get penalty notices to process, insurance conversations and a driver at risk of losing the licence the job depends on. A van that holds a set speed removes one of the easiest ways to drift over.

Matched to the Combo you run

The Combo name has been used on quite different vans over the years, so we never assume. Once your van is identified, CAN KONTROL CRUISE gets configured to match and reads speed off that van's bus. Swap vans later and it is reprogrammed, with configuration updates free.

Fitment
VehicleVauxhall Combo, car-derived van
Model yearsConfirmed on enquiry
PartCAN KONTROL CRUISE
CANM8 equivalentCruise Control range
Made inChorley, UK
Voltage12V and 24V

Cruise control for the Vauxhall Combo

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

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Questions about the Vauxhall Combo

Our Combos span several registrations. Will that complicate things?
No, but each age group may need its own configuration. A list of registrations lets us sort them before anything is supplied.
When a van is defleeted, does the module come out?
Yes. Its replacement Combo can receive it with a fresh configuration, free of charge.
Does anything get fitted to the accelerator?
No. It relies on data the van already puts on its network, meaning the pedal gains no cable or motor.