I don't know if it would work or not. Just curious, have you owned a vehicle that has had that option before? I've have owned 3 different vehicles with rain sense wipers and hated that option. They never worked that well in any of the GM vehicles I've owned. To me it was more of an aggravation than help. The from the factory set up that came on my vehicles worked when you had the wipers in intermittent mode, and it basically made it impossible for me to use my intermittent wipers. During light rain events when I needed the intermittent function, the wipers would go from wiping the glass intermittently to running in high speed, then back to intermittent, and the moisture on the windshield did not increase to suggest that it needed to speed up any. Thought it was a problem with the first vehicles rain sense wipers, but the others I owned later did the same thing. May not have that issue with what you are purchasing, but I will try to never own another with that option. May work fine for you.
Is it possible to add rain sensor to Chevy Cruze??
Hi there, recently I had found this OEM rain sensor for Chevrolet Cruze. My car is not equipped with such a nice feature. What if I bought this sensor and installed it. Could it works?
Any one has any idea how the wiring diagrams could be? And do I need any reprogramming?
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Any one has any idea how the wiring diagrams could be? And do I need any reprogramming?
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You've actually got rain sensing wipers built into the car's main controller. It works when your eyes sense there is precipitation and sends a signal to your cpu which tells your arm to flip a conveniently located lever next to the steering wheel. If you do it right, you may not need to move your hand at all and you can just get it with your finger, but it may take time to set up that kind of muscle memory. Then the wipers come on! It's crazy! 
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Even if there is a spot in the cluster for auto-wipers and a place for the sensor to be mounted, the fact that there is isn't a programming option in TDS or GDS2 means there isn't a way to enable the functionality in the BCM.
These are the only active cluster indicators per the Chevrolet Cruze Owner's Manual. I checked both 2011 and 2012 versions and they are the same.
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These are all of the alternate names that the sensor is called in the GM parts catalogs: Rain Sensor, Temp Sensor, In-Car Sensor, Cabin Air Temperature Sensor, Humidity Sensor, Sensor. That is why you were told it was the part you are looking for.
These are the only active cluster indicators per the Chevrolet Cruze Owner's Manual. I checked both 2011 and 2012 versions and they are the same.
These are all of the alternate names that the sensor is called in the GM parts catalogs: Rain Sensor, Temp Sensor, In-Car Sensor, Cabin Air Temperature Sensor, Humidity Sensor, Sensor. That is why you were told it was the part you are looking for.
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