Defender Puma Cruise Control Kit – 2007 Onwards – DA7480

Defender Puma Cruise Control Kit - Plug & Play!

Improve the drivability of your TDCI Defender with cruise control. This simple upgrade brings your Defender up to spec and makes longer drives more comfortable and efficient. This will fit the 2.4 & 2.2 TDCI engines fitted from 2007 to 2016.

How it works:

On/Off: Activate ON/OFF to turn cruise control on and off. This will automatically turn off when the engine is switched off.
Set: Drive at a constant speed and briefly activate SET/COAST. Remove your foot from the accelerator pedal as the cruise take control of the accelerator function of the vehicle.
Turn Off: To deactivate cruise control, press the brake or clutch pedal. The system will remember the last selected speed.
Resume: Active RES/ACC and the vehicle will return to the speed last selected unless the ignition has been switch off or ON/OFF has been activated in the meantime.
Decelerate: Activate and hold SET/COAST for more than one second and the cruise control will gradually decrease speed until SET/COAST is released. The speed when SET/COAST is released will then be the new speed selected. A quick tap on the SET/COAST will decrease speed by approximately 0.6mph per touch.
Accelerate: Activate and hold RES/ACC for more than one second and the cruise control will gradually increase speed until RES/ACC is released. The speed when the RES/ACC is released will then be the new speed selected. A quick tap on RES/ACC will increase speed by approximately 0.6mph per touch.

This complete kit comprises of a stalk which fits on the right hand side of the steering column shroud, the control module and all the wiring harnesses to connect into your vehicles loom. You'll need to connect into the wiring for your clutch switch and for the back of the dashboard too, so we'd recommend installation is done carefully and by competent hands. Aside from a little wiring, there is no additional ECU work or coding required.

Please note, it is not recommended to use cruise at speeds below 30mph, in congested areas, at excessive speeds or in adverse weather conditions.