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On 3/11/2019 at 3:09 AM, Chris Rogers said:

you do need other parts. call the number I gave you and tell them you want them to install a cruise control for this car. tell them you have OE controls and need them installed as well.

 

this IS NOT a DIY job.

Sorry to bother you one last time.
We're about to do my mates who has a steering wheel from a 09 v36 SP so has the buttons.

I can get a 2013 G37 Steering wheel with the buttons (slightly different on/off location) and has the one extra tab and wires on the back. The one from the v36 only has the one clip for all the buttons i think.
Do you you have any idea weather the steering wheel pictured below from a 2013 would be ok to utilise the OEM buttons?

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Looks like it might not. The G37's seem to have 2 clips and everything i find on a v36 Seem to merge into the one clip.
I think using Part number 25550JK15A i could just replace that centre unit and the wiring on my current wheel.  

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I pulled the center out of a fair few of those. I got to a point that I found the OE number for that bit and the correct controls (of which there are 3 types.)
no longer have the part numbers handy.

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Cheap if anyone looking for an aftermarket one  

 

https://www.gumtree.com.au/s-ad/mount-waverley/other-parts-accessories/cruise-control-for-a-v36-skyline/1220948953?utm_campaign=socialbuttons&utm_campaign=socialbuttons&utm_content=app_ios&utm_medium=social&utm_source=ios_social

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