dkvaess Cruise Control Switch 84632-34011 Compatible with Toyota Camry Corolla Highlander RAV4 Matrix Tundra compatible with Lexus Yaris Scion

Works just like OEM, easy to install, Fit's perfectly and affordable.

Super easy install. Worked perfectly in my 2014 Toyota Corolla L. Look up videos but the process was a snap. It did take some time figuring out how the airbag pins release but easily a 5 min job once you know what you're doing.1. Disconnect negative battery terminal (do not skip this)2. Remove plastic cover for cruise control on bottom right of steering wheel (you will need to drill a hole in it or get another cover with a boot Toyota OEM Part 45186-02310-C0)3. Use a flat head screw driver to push in release pins to remove airbag housing in the center through holes on sides and bottom of steering wheel. Videos were helpful in locating/figuring out how they worked, unlock the steering wheel with the key to help rotate it in better position4. Put the airbag on the top of the steering wheel, no need to disconnect the wires5. Connect included wire to stalk and plug in spot at the top of the wheel6. Snake the cruise control stalk through the steering wheel and out hole and screw in the included screws7.Pop back in the airbag and make sure it's secure the reconnect the negative battery terminal8. Enjoy being able to cruise effortlessly down the road. Truly a blessing.

decent instructions but I will elaborate on the detaching the airbag part which is what I struggled with the most. I suggest you do the hole which the cruise control stalk is supposed to go because it is the easiest and you can see the metal pin easily and will know how to approach the other 2 pins.1.each hole has a metal pin that is probably like 1-2cm thick, think of the end of a paperclip it has a flat surface/end and is gray due to the metal. This is what you will be pushing towards the center. It will have a distinct sound kinda like a spring coming loose. Once you hear this sound make sure you pull that area of the airbag out and move on to the next. If you are having problems visualizing this , what I did was pushed my seat backwards and let my seat recline all the way and put my legs on the head rest to look at the pins with a head lamp, any light source will do, but once you know what you are supposed to push you can then confidently push the metal pin.2. after releasing all 3 pins I took the airbag off and didn't even have to disconnect it I just put it to the side. once put to the side you can just plug the 4 pin connector to the 4 pin(steering wheel) and the 2 pin connector to the 2pin(cruise control stalk). Then you screw it in the 2 places and then click the airbag back in place and voila you are good to try it out.Just make sure you know how to work the cruise control when you are trying out because I didn't and thought I messed up. I just didn't know that you press "on" and then pull down to "set" the speed.

I noticed my 2008 Camry cruise control stopped working and that little push button was popped out. One video found on YouTube indicated that the cruise control switch issue. I found this one and it fixed the problem!Just a note mentioned on the video, NEED to disconnect car battery first!!! Before doing anything. The replacement should be very quick.

It did not work on my 2007 Tacoma.That's too bad because this one is much less expensive than the oem.I am glad it worked for other people. It was easy to install.

The cruise control on my '09 Tacoma quit working. I had seen videos on YouTube on how to replace the switch but was hesitant to try a replacement on my own. After seeing the price on this switch I decided to give it a try. I disconnected the Pos battery cable and followed the video instructions. It turned out to be very easy to do and took me about 20 minutes. I used the original plug and it fit the new switch perfectly. After putting it back together and reconnecting the battery I started the truck and hit the cruise on button and was very please to see the little green light on the dash that said "cruise" which my old switch no longer did. A test drive showed that it worked as well as the original. I am very please.

This is a an excellent choice for an inexpensive after market replacement part. However, for my Tundra, it would have been nice to have the third horn cable factory connected. The new harness wouldn’t grab the cable when pushed in so it wasn’t making contact to the pin on the steering wheel. I finally ordered a $20 cable harness from Toyota because the wire kept coming loose behind the horn/air bag, thus causing the horn and the cruise to stop working.Would give 5 ⭐️ but I have to give 4 ⭐️ for the lack of the the third cable.

Replaced in my 2011 Lexus RX450h. Installation was not hard, but I was a little nervous working around the airbag. Disconnected the negative 12v battery terminal, waited about 10 minutes, did the install, tried it out, worked great. Only been in for about a half hour, so don't know about durability, but price was great.