[czerwo]

hey
I'm searching for electrical schematics buttons on steering.
I try to add cruise control to my car.
I have only button to my radio and telephone.
I found schematics from kia sportage but I do not know if they are good.
If cruise control works then I buy KIA RIO 2011 2012 KIEROWNICA SKÓRA SKÓRZANA (2912624185) - Allegro.pl - Wi?cej ni? aukcje. Najlepsze oferty na najwi?kszej platformie handlowej. but if no this loss of money.
Sorry for my english but I'm from Poland

 

[GregsKia]

Not completely sure, but usually the wiring is already pre-installed, and you just need the steering wheel switch - and the wiring harness that plugs into the clock spring. The ECM controls the cruise, and I doubt they would differentiate the ECMs between Rios with and without cruise. Same goes for the clock spring and it's connector. My guess, if you can get the switch and steering wheel wiring harness, you can get factory cruise control. This was true for the audio control in my 06 Sedona LX. Once I installed the switch and proper harness, I had the audio remote.

 

[czerwo]

I pull out airbag and see connector.
The connector has 10 pin but only 7 use.
1 - horn
2,3 - trip and reset button
4,5 - illumination
6,7 - audio
Has someone an idea where the cruise control should be connected?
I'm watching on this diagram http://www.kia-forums.com/attachmen...90d1303046350t-diagram-needed-kia-audio-1.jpg but the cruise control have 3 connector.
Audio connectors and values ​​of resistors (in audio buttons) in Sportage are the same as in the Rio (I checked it)

 

[GregsKia]

Yes, it sounds like the cruise switch would occupy those three pins. If you can purchase a switch, and the correct (10 pin) wiring harness, your cruise SHOULD work.

 

[DavesSpectra]

The servo unit under the hood will not be there. It controls the throttle.
So you'll have to get that also.
Dave

 

[GregsKia]

2012+ Rio has ECM-controlled electronic throttle. I am basing it is a 2012+ Rio based on the steering wheel shown for sale when following the link the OP provided. The cruise control in your car should absolutely work if you install the steering wheel shown in the link. The harness will plug right into the clock spring.