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Old 07-25-2017, 05:28 AM
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As most of us have experienced the original cruise control module 4D0907305 on our cars is fragile, developing cracks in the solder points and intermittently not working or failing completely. There is a cottage industry repairing the units and some DIY write ups too.

Used units are hit or miss too. It is just older electrical assembly technology with 1990s component design. Not really up to date internally.

As an experiment I got an OEM VW 4B0907305 cruise control unit brand new from the bay for $80..free shipping.

The new VW unit is much smaller..with the same mounting points..I suspect the circuit board and assembly techniques are more modern..it has the same plug connector too.

Replaced the CC module on my Cabriolet (4D0907305 original) that was still working..and the new VW 4B0907305 part works great..more responsive for sure. Plug and Play.

So if your CC is not working and you are confident your CC module is defective..look for a 4B0907305 CC module used in a 1998 to 2001 VW Passat and Euro Vans till 2004..or check out the bay and watch..there still are a few left at $80 new.

1998-2001 VW Volkswagen Passat & 1999-2004 Eurovan Cruise Control Module OEM NEW | eBay
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Originally Posted by Rusty Spokes
As most of us have experienced the original cruise control module 4D0907305 on our cars is fragile, developing cracks in the solder points and intermittently not working or failing completely. There is a cottage industry repairing the units and some DIY write ups too.

Used units are hit or miss too. It is just older electrical assembly technology with 1990s component design. Not really up to date internally.

As an experiment I got an OEM VW 4B0907305 cruise control unit brand new from the bay for $80..free shipping.

The new VW unit is much smaller..with the same mounting points..I suspect the circuit board and assembly techniques are more modern..it has the same plug connector too.

Replaced the CC module on my Cabriolet (4D0907305 original) that was still working..and the new VW 4B0907305 part works great..more responsive for sure. Plug and Play.

So if your CC is not working and you are confident your CC module is defective..look for a 4B0907305 CC module used in a 1998 to 2001 VW Passat and Euro Vans till 2004..or check out the bay and watch..there still are a few left at $80 new.

1998-2001 VW Volkswagen Passat & 1999-2004 Eurovan Cruise Control Module OEM NEW | eBay

Hey I was just wondering what year your cabriolet is? I have a 1994 2.8 cab and am wondering if this unit will work for mine as it is still for sale on eBay... thx kindly
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Pretty sure it will work. Usually the modules work. My Cabriolet is a 1998
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Pretty sure it will work. Usually the modules work. My Cabriolet is a 1998
Oh okay awesome thanks. Also, I tried to test the vacuum pump for the cruise by putting a live wire to the connector which had the green/blue wire connected to it and got nothing, I thought oh well maybe its blown so i tried grounding the connection and all I got was some clicking from within the pump. Does this mean the pump is gone and needs to be replaced?
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Oh okay awesome thanks. Also, I tried to test the vacuum pump for the cruise by putting a live wire to the connector which had the green/blue wire connected to it and got nothing, I thought oh well maybe its blown so i tried grounding the connection and all I got was some clicking from within the pump. Does this mean the pump is gone and needs to be replaced?
Where are the pump and control module located?
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Merc and Boxster. There is a test program for the cruise control. Be careful jumping wires. The pump is located under the hood on the firewall on the passenger side. The control unit is located behind the glovebox. THis is on a Cabriolet.

The pedal switch is usually the issue. They leak vacuum.

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