Thanks for your questions, Allen. Feel free to inquire about the cruise, I'll be happy to answer any/all of your questions.<br>Yes, that's correct. It is done automatically. You absolutely DO NOT have to do ANYTHING but push the brake pedal to disengage the cruise control. The Coastal Cruise works exactly like a conventional cruise control. NO modifications are made to the brake system. <br>The Coastal Cruise Kit is tapped to 4 connections on the computer. One of these connections already goes to the brake pedal/switch. Therefore, we can use the other connections to control the brake input, the cruise system and derive power (less than 1/10 of an amp).<br>And, about the remotes. You get 2 with the kit. The receiver will train to an individual remote when you crank the car up and press a button. There are over 4 million codes. <br>So, interference from another <br>remote is ... remote! haha :)<br>Let me know if you need anything else,<br>Dave/coastalEtech

If there are 4 million codes, what happens if both remotes are lost, more likely stolen?

Because the receiver will learn the code of a new remote after the car is started, you simply call us and we will send you a replacement remote. You can think of these remotes as very similar to the ones that open your car door- it just does more. Hope this helps.<br>Coastal Dave

Your web site appears to be down?<br><br>Peter

Check the address...www.coastalEtech.com.<br>there is one out there that is similar but unrelated. I'll check it with the server however, I was able to pull it up here. <br>Thanks for the post!<br>Coastal Dave