Both switches have almost the same look, but their functions differ which is why it's necessary to check that the system is correct before you replace one. Changing the Adaptive Cruise Control switch with a Standard Passenger style Speed Control Switch will turn off the distance function, changing the vehicle to a Standard Speed Control which could result in injury or death. You should join the speed control switch to the
Steering Wheel, fix it using the rear screws, with a 1 Nm (9 in. lbs.) tightness and after that tighten the front screw to 3.5 Nm (30 in. lbs.). Following that, connect the speed control switch to the electrical connector. Following this, fit the steering wheel's
Air Bag and test the vehicle and system functions.