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Cruise Control Installation

Model: Saab 9 3 MK 2 - Years 2002-2014
Part: Onboard computer

Cruise control is a device that alleviates driver fatigue, especially on long motorway stretches where speed remains constant for extended periods. This device allows the driver to avoid keeping their foot on the accelerator, thus preventing cramps and fatigue. To activate cruise control, bring the vehicle to cruising speed and then push the button on the lever inwards; the device will activate, allowing you to remove your foot from the accelerator pedal. Minor speed adjustments can be made using the control at the top of the lever; pushing the button upwards increases speed, while lowering it decreases speed. Cruise control will automatically deactivate if the brake pedal is pressed.

Updated on 5 February 2026 by ScegliAuto

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